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Question #269224

Carbon dioxide flows steadily at 1 kg/s through a device where the pressure, specific volume, and velocity of the gas are tripled according pVn = C. The inlet conditions are p1 = 200 kPa, v1 = 0.4 m3/kg, and v1 = 100 m/s. Determine (a) n; (b) the initial and final temperatures; (c) the change of enthalpy; (d) the power; (e) the heat.


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2021-11-21T17:28:29-0500

Solution;

Given;

"\\dot{m}=1kg\/s"

"p_1=200kPa"

"V=0.4m^3\/kg"

"v_1=100m\/s"

"p_2=3p_1=600kPa"

"V_2=3V_1=1.2m^3\/kg"

"v_2=3v_1=300m\/s"

(a)

"p_1V_1^n=p_2V_2^n"

"\\frac{200}{600}=(\\frac{1.2}{0.4})^n"

"\\frac13=3^n"

"3^{-1}=3^n"

Therefore;

"n=-1"

(b)

From;

"PV=mRT"

"M_{co_2}=44"

Hence;

"R=\\frac{8.314}{44}=0.18895"

Therefore;

"T_1=\\frac{pV}{mR}=\\frac{200\u00d70.4}{1\u00d70.18895}=423.38K"

"T_2=\\frac{p_2V_2}{mR}=\\frac{600\u00d71.2}{1\u00d70.18895}=3810.53K"

(c)

"\\Delta h=c_p\\Delta T"

"c_p=0.756kJ\/kgK"

"\\Delta h=0.756\u00d7(3810.53-423.38)"

"\\Delta h=2560.69kJ\/kg"

(d)

Power = Change in Kinetic Energy

"P=\\frac12m(v_2^2-v_1^2)"

"P=\\frac12\u00d71(300^2-100^2)"

"P=40000W"

"P=40kW"

(e)

Heat

Assuming the device is horizontal;

"z_1=z_2"

From steady flow energy equation;

"Q=\\Delta h+\\dot{m}(\\frac{v_1^2-v_2^2}{2000})+W"

By direct substitution;

"Q=2560+40+40=2640.69kW"


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