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    THERMODYNAMICS

    ASSIGNMENT
    CHAPTER # 3
    Problem No: 41

    Prepared by: Noman Ahmad


    Roll No: 2018-ME-126
    (41)
    Using the table for water, Determine the specified property
    data at the indicated states. In each case, locate the state on
    sketches of the P-V and T-V diagrams.
    (A) At p=2Mpa, T=300ᵒC. Find u, in KJ/Kg.
    (B) At p=2.5Mpa, T=200ᵒC. Find u, in KJ/Kg.
    (C) At T=170ᵒF, x=50%, Find u. in Btu/lb.
    (D) At p=100lbf/¿ , T=300ᵒF. Find h, in Btu/lb.
    2

    3
    (E) At p=1.5Mpa, v=0.2095m /Kg. Find h, in
    KJ/Kg.

    SOLUTION
    (A)
    Since at 2Mpa i.e. 20 bar the corresponding temperature is
    212.42ᵒC. So, the given steam is in superheated state.
    From table A-4 (at 2Mpa)
    u = 2736.4KJ/Kg at 280ᵒC
    u = 2807.9KJ/Kg at 320ᵒC
    By linear interpolation
    320−280 2807.9−2736.4
    =
    300−280 u' −2736.4

    u’ = 2772.15KJ/Kg

    (B)
    Since at 2.5Mpa (25 bar) the corresponding temperature is
    223.9ᵒC. So, the steam will be in subcooled region.
    From table A-5 (at 2.5Mpa)
    u = 849.9KJ/Kg at 200ᵒC

    (C)

    Since dryness fraction is given So It will be in mixed vapor state.


    Therefore:
    x = .50 T = 170ᵒF
    From table A-2E
    u = u + x ¿)
    f

    u = 137.95 + .50 (1065.4-137.95)


    u = 601.68 Btu/lb
    (D)

    Since at 100 lbf/¿ the corresponding temperature is 327.86ᵒF.


    2

    So, it will be in compressed state.


    From table A-2E
    h ≈ h (T ) at T=300ᵒF
    f

    h = 269.7 Btu/lb

    (E)
    Since at 1.5 MPa the corresponding volume lies between .
    3 3
    0011539m / Kg to .1318m /Kg in mixed vapor state. So, it will lie in
    superheated region.
    From table A-4
    3
    The given specific volume (v=.2095m /kg) lies B/w 400ᵒC and
    440ᵒC at 1.5MPa. So, the corresponding enthalpy (h) also lies
    B/w them.
    By linear interpolation We first find the corresponding
    temperature.
    440−400 .2160−.2030
    =
    T ' −400 .2095−.2030

    T’ = 420ᵒC
    So, We can find the corresponding enthalpy.
    440−400 3342.5−3255.8
    =
    420−400 u ' −3255.8

    u’ = 3299.15KJ/Kg

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