3. Entropy generated in an open system. Superheated water vapor at a pressure of 200 bar and 500°C and a flow rate (mı) = 10 kg/s is to be mixed with a second stream (m2) of subcooled liquid water at 20°C under steady state conditions. The output (product) stream (m3) consists of saturated vapor at 100 bar. The mixer operates adiabatically. Given: [1 bar = 100 kPa)] P= 200 bar, 500°C : H= 3238.2 [kJ/kg] S = 6.14400 [kJ/kg-K] a) Provide a detailed sketch of the process. Label ALL streams with properties. b) Find m2 and m3 in [kg/s]. c) What is the entropy generation [kJ/s-K] for the process? d) Does this process violate the Second Law? Explain.
3. Entropy generated in an open system. Superheated water vapor at a pressure of 200 bar and 500°C and a flow rate (mı) = 10 kg/s is to be mixed with a second stream (m2) of subcooled liquid water at 20°C under steady state conditions. The output (product) stream (m3) consists of saturated vapor at 100 bar. The mixer operates adiabatically. Given: [1 bar = 100 kPa)] P= 200 bar, 500°C : H= 3238.2 [kJ/kg] S = 6.14400 [kJ/kg-K] a) Provide a detailed sketch of the process. Label ALL streams with properties. b) Find m2 and m3 in [kg/s]. c) What is the entropy generation [kJ/s-K] for the process? d) Does this process violate the Second Law? Explain.
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