3. A closed rigid container has a volume of 1 m³ and holds air at 344.8 kpa and 273 K. Heat is added until the temperature is 600°K. Determine: a. final temperature b. change of internal energy c. the work input Ans. 757.8 Kb) 497.22 KJ. c) 0

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Please help, there are similar problems I found here but the answers are different in the answers of our workbook. (Topic is ideal gas with constant volume) . 3. A closed rigid container has a volume of 1m^3 and holds air at 344.8kpa and 273K. Heat is added until the temperature is 600K. Determine: a.) final temperature b.) change in internal energy c.) the work output      Ans. a. 757.8K    b. 497.22KJ     c. 0

Processes of Ideal Gas
a.
b.
c) 43.284°C, 545.724 kpa
2. Air from the discharge of a compressor enters a 1 m² storage tank
The initial air pressure in the tank is 500 kpa and the temperature is
600°K. The tank cools, and the internal energy decreases by 213 KJ/kg
Determine: -
work done,
heat loss
c.
change in enthalpy
d. final temperature
Ans. a) 0
b) -213 KJ/kg c) -297.486 d) 302.514 K
kg
.3. A closed rigid container has a volume of 1 m³ and holds air at 344.8
kpa and 273 K. Heat is added until the temperature is 600°K.
Determine:
a. final temperature
b. change of internal energy
c. the work input
Ans. 757.8 Kb) 497.22 KJ. c) 0
195
4. A rigid, perfectly insulated system contains 0.53 m³ of helium at 1000
kpa. The system receives 1000 KJ of paddle work. Determine the
final pressure. (c = 3.1233 KJ/kg-K)
Ans. 2886.8 kpa
5. Three kilograms of neon are in a constant-volume system. The neon
is initially at a pressure of 550 kpa and at a temperature of 350°K. Its
pressure is increased to 2000 kpa by paddle work plus 210 KJ of heat
addition. (c, 0.6188 KJ/kg-K) Determine:
a. final temperature
b. change in entropy
c.
d. Work
Ans
change in internal energy
a) 1272.73°K
b) 2.4 KJ/kg c) 1713 KJ d) -1503 KJ
Transcribed Image Text:Processes of Ideal Gas a. b. c) 43.284°C, 545.724 kpa 2. Air from the discharge of a compressor enters a 1 m² storage tank The initial air pressure in the tank is 500 kpa and the temperature is 600°K. The tank cools, and the internal energy decreases by 213 KJ/kg Determine: - work done, heat loss c. change in enthalpy d. final temperature Ans. a) 0 b) -213 KJ/kg c) -297.486 d) 302.514 K kg .3. A closed rigid container has a volume of 1 m³ and holds air at 344.8 kpa and 273 K. Heat is added until the temperature is 600°K. Determine: a. final temperature b. change of internal energy c. the work input Ans. 757.8 Kb) 497.22 KJ. c) 0 195 4. A rigid, perfectly insulated system contains 0.53 m³ of helium at 1000 kpa. The system receives 1000 KJ of paddle work. Determine the final pressure. (c = 3.1233 KJ/kg-K) Ans. 2886.8 kpa 5. Three kilograms of neon are in a constant-volume system. The neon is initially at a pressure of 550 kpa and at a temperature of 350°K. Its pressure is increased to 2000 kpa by paddle work plus 210 KJ of heat addition. (c, 0.6188 KJ/kg-K) Determine: a. final temperature b. change in entropy c. d. Work Ans change in internal energy a) 1272.73°K b) 2.4 KJ/kg c) 1713 KJ d) -1503 KJ
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