Question #190594

The hot water tap of a bath delivers water at 80°c at a rate of 10kg min-1.The cold water tap of the bath delivers water at 20°c at the rate of 20kg min-1. Assuming that both taps are left for 5minutes, calculate the final temperature of the bath water


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2021-05-08T14:39:33-0400

Solution.

t1=80oC;t_1=80^oC;

v1=10kg/min;v_1=10kg/min;

t2=20oC;t_2=20^oC;

v2=20kg/min;v_2=20kg/min;

τ=5min;\tau=5min;

t?;t-?;

m1=v1τ;m_1=v_1\tau;

m1=10kg/min5min=50kg;m_1=10kg/min\sdot5min=50kg;

m2=v2τ;m_2=v_2\tau;

m2=20kg/min5min=100kg;m_2=20kg/min\sdot5min=100kg;

Q=cmΔt;Q=cm\Delta t;

cm1(t1t)=cm2(tt2)    t=m2t2+m1t1m2+m1;cm_1(t_1-t)=cm_2(t-t_2)\implies t=\dfrac{m_2t_2+m_1t_1}{m_2+m_1};

t=100kg20oC+50kg80oC100kg+50kg=40oC;t=\dfrac{100kg\sdot20^oC+50kg\sdot80^oC}{100kg+50kg}=40^oC;


Answer: t=40oC.t=40^oC.




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Jusu Koroma
16.02.23, 01:47

The principles are well understanding, Thanks very much

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