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#10. Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown. The piston cylinder contains 0.0102kg of air at 420K and 101kPa. The air is compressed to 390K and 158kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01m^(3) of water at 100deg C and a quality of 80%. The heat is transferred to the tank until the pressure is 400kPa. Determine (a) the total mass of the tank (b) the temperature at state 2 of the tank (c) define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank, in kJ (d) draw the process on P-v diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas, in kJ #10.Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown.The piston cylinder contains 0.0102 kg of air at 420 K and 101 kPa The air is compressed to 390 K and 158 kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01 m of water at 100'C and a quality of 80%.The heat is transferred to the tank until the pressure is 400 kPa. Determine(a)the total mass of the tank(b)the temperature at state 2 of the tank(c)define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank,in kJ(d draw the process on P-v diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas,in kJ Wir Air Water Saturated vapor 0 Saturated liquid

          #10. Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown. The piston cylinder contains 0.0102kg of air at 420K and 101kPa.
The air is compressed to 390K and 158kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a
closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01m^(3) of water at 100deg C and a quality of 80%. The heat is transferred to
the tank until the pressure is 400kPa. Determine (a) the total mass of the tank (b) the temperature at state 2 of the
tank (c) define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank, in kJ (d) draw the process on P-v
diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas, in kJ
#10.Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown.The piston cylinder contains 0.0102 kg of air at 420 K and 101 kPa
The air is compressed to 390 K and 158 kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a
closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01 m of water at 100'C and a quality of 80%.The heat is transferred to
the tank until the pressure is 400 kPa. Determine(a)the total mass of the tank(b)the temperature at state 2 of the tank(c)define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank,in kJ(d draw the process on P-v diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas,in kJ
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#10. Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown. The piston cylinder contains 0.0102kg of air at 420K and 101kPa. The air is compressed to 390K and 158kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01m^(3) of water at 100deg C and a quality of 80%. The heat is transferred to the tank until the pressure is 400kPa. Determine (a) the total mass of the tank (b) the temperature at state 2 of the tank (c) define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank, in kJ (d) draw the process on P-v diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas, in kJ #10.Consider the piston cylinder and tank shown.The piston cylinder contains 0.0102 kg of air at 420 K and 101 kPa The air is compressed to 390 K and 158 kPa. Heat is generated by the compression of the air and is transferred to a closed rigid tank. The tank initially contains 0.01 m of water at 100'C and a quality of 80%.The heat is transferred to the tank until the pressure is 400 kPa. Determine(a)the total mass of the tank(b)the temperature at state 2 of the tank(c)define the tank as the system and find the heat transferred to the tank,in kJ(d draw the process on P-v diagram (e)now define the system as the piston cylinder and determine the work input to compress the gas,in kJ Wir Air Water Saturated vapor 0 Saturated liquid
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00:01 Hello students, here in the question, first part the work done is given by t delta v, where w is the work done, t is the pressure and delta v is the change in volume.
00:14 Now we have delta v equals to nr delta t upon p, where delta t is the change in temperature.
00:24 Since the process is isothermal, that is delta t equals to 0, so delta v will also be 0.
00:40 Therefore, the useful work done w equals to 0.
00:46 Now in the next part, the amount of work heat needed during the expansion can be calculated using first law of thermodynamics, that is delta u equals to q minus w.
01:01 Now again, w equals to minus p delta v, the amount of heat needed during the expansion is also 0.
01:18 Heat is also 0...
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