Question #213405

 90 kJ of heat are supplied to a system at a constant volume. The system rejects 

95 kJ of heat at constant pressure and 18 kJ of work is done on it. The system 

is brought to original state by adiabatic process, i.e. (Heat add or reject of this 

process is equal zero). Determine, (i) The adiabatic work; )ii) The values of 

internal energy at all end states if initial value is 105 kJ. Draw the 

thermodynamic cycle on Pv diagram.


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Expert's answer
2021-07-12T00:18:02-0400

Take initial state value of internal energy =105 kJ

Given heat supplied at constant volume=90KJ

Heat rejected at constant pressure=95kJ

Work done will be=18J

Show initial value of internal

energy UlU_l =105KJ

Process constant volume

W=0

Q=90

90=UmUl90=U_m-U_l

Um=Ul+90U_m=U_l+90

Um=105+90=195KJU_m=105+90=195KJ

Process constant pressure m=n

Q=(UmUn)+Wm=nQ=(U_m-U_n)+W_{m=n}

95=(UmUn)1895=(U_m-U_n)-18

UnUm=77kJU_n-U_m=-77kJ

Un=19577=118KJU_n=195-77=118KJ

Adiabatic process

Qn=l=0Q_{n=l}=0

Q=9095=5kJ\int ∆Q=90-95=-5kJ

w=18+Wl=n=5\int∆w=-18+W_{l=n}=-5

Wn=l=5+18=13kJW_{n=l}=-5+18=13kJ


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