Question #230099

Dry saturated steam at 100 bar expands isothermally and reversibly to a

pressure of 10 bar. Calculate per kg of steam :

(i) The heat supplied ;

(ii) The work done


Expert's answer

Solution;

Given ,

Initial pressure,p1=100p_1=100 bar

Final pressure,p2=10p_2=10 bar

At 100 bar,for saturated steam,from steam tables ,we have;

s1=sg=5.619kJ/kgs_1=s_g=5.619kJ/kg

ts1=311°ct_{s_1}=311°c

At 10 bar and 311°c ,the steam is superheated,hence by interpolation;

s2=7.124+(311−300350−300)(7.301−7.124)=7.163kJ/kgKs_2=7.124+(\frac{311-300}{350-300})(7.301-7.124)=7.163kJ/kgK

(i)The heat supplied;

Q=T(s2−s1)Q=T(s_2-s_1)

Q=584(7.163−5.619)Q=584(7.163-5.619)

Q=901.7kJ/kgQ=901.7kJ/kg

(ii)The work done;

Applying non-flow energy equation;

Q=(u2−u1)+WQ=(u_2-u_1)+W

W=Q−(u2−u1)W=Q-(u_2-u_1)

From steam tables;

At 100 bar,dry saturated steam;

u1=ug=2545kJ/kgu_1=u_g=2545kJ/kg

At 10 bar,311°c ,by interpolation;

u2=2794+(311−300350−300)(2875−2794)u_2=2794+(\frac{311-300}{350-300})(2875-2794)

u2=2811.8kJ/kgu_2=2811.8kJ/kg

W=901.7−(2811.8−2545)W=901.7-(2811.8-2545)

W=634.9kJ/kgW=634.9kJ/kg


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