Question #265082

a rigid tank holds 4 kg of water at 20 degree Celcius. If 200 kJ of heat is added to this system, what will be the final temperature? how much work is done in this process


Expert's answer

Q=m(u2−u1)Q = m(u_2 -u_1)

Q = heat

m = mass of water

u1 = the initial specific internal energy

u2 = the final specific internal energy for liquid

From the Table C-1 of “Properties of Saturated H2O-Temperature table” for initial temperature

T1 = 20 °C , note the initial specific internal energy u1 = 83.9 kJ/kg

m= 4 kg

Q = 200 kJ

200=4(u2−83.9)u2=134  kJ/kg200 = 4(u_2 -83.9) \\ u_2 = 134 \;kJ/kg

From the Table C-1 of “Properties of Saturated H2O-Temperature table” for final specific internal energy u2 = 134 kJ/kg note the final temperature T2 = 32 °C

The final temperature is 32 °C

Since the container is rigid one and there is no possible for work done.

W=0


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