1. Liquid nitrogen of 10 lbm mass is located inside the container under the 350psi pressure at the saturated liquid stage. It was a hot day and the technician forgot to take the container to the lab. The pressure was gradually increased due to heating the container. At some time, the technician noticed the pressure gage reading is increased to 450 psi and he rushed to hide the container to the lab to cool it down. Draw the process using the phase envelop in T-V scale. Show all stages and denote by arrow the process.
1. Liquid nitrogen of 10 lbm mass is located inside the container under the 350psi pressure at the saturated liquid stage. It was a hot day and the technician forgot to take the container to the lab. The pressure was gradually increased due to heating the container. At some time, the technician noticed the pressure gage reading is increased to 450 psi and he rushed to hide the container to the lab to cool it down. Draw the process using the phase envelop in T-V scale. Show all stages and denote by arrow the process.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Liquid nitrogen of 10 lm mass is located inside the container under the 350psi pressure at the
saturated liquid stage. It was a hot day and the technician forgot to take the container to the lab. The
pressure was gradually increased due to heating the container. At some time, the technician noticed the
pressure gage reading is increased to 450 psi and he rushed to hide the container to the lab to cool it
down. Draw the process using the phase envelop in T-V scale. Show all stages and denote by arrow the
process.
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