Question #263462

A steady flow, steady state thermodynamic system receives 45 kg/min of a fluid at 207kPa

and discharges it from point 24 m. above the entrance section at 1034 kPa. The fluid

enters with a velocity of 36.6 m/s and leaves with a velocity of 12 m/s. During this process,

there are supplied 7 kW of heat from an external source, and the increase in enthalpy is

4.6 kJ/kg. Determine the work in kW and in horsepower.


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Expert's answer
2021-11-14T17:12:53-0500

Solution;

Given;

m˙=45kg/min=0.75kg/s\dot{m}=45kg/min=0.75kg/s

P1=207kPaP_1=207kPa

z2=24mz_2=24m

P2=1034kPaP_2=1034kPa

v1=36.6m/sv_1=36.6m/s

v2=12m/sv_2=12m/s

Q=7kWQ=7kW

Δh=4.6kJ/kg\Delta h=4.6kJ/kg

From steady flow energy equation;

W=Q+m˙[(h1h2)+v12v222000+g(z1z21000]W=Q+\dot{m}[(h_1-h_2)+\frac{v_1^2-v_2^2}{2000}+\frac{g(z_1-z_2}{1000}]

W=7kW+0.75[4.6+36.621222000+9.81(024)1000]W=7kW+0.75[-4.6+\frac{36.6^2-12^2}{2000}+\frac{9.81(0-24)}{1000}]

W=7kW3.178kW=3.822kWW=7kW-3.178kW=3.822kW

Convert to hp;

5.125hp






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