3. Sketch a pressure-volume diagram for steam and mark on it the following points, labelling clearly the pressure, specific volume and temperature of each point a. T= 212.4 °C, v=0.09957 m³/kg b. P= 10 bar, h= 2650 kJ/kg c. P= 6 bar, h= 3166 kJ/kg 4. Calculate the internal energy for each of the four stages given in Problem no. 3

3. Sketch a pressure-volume diagram for steam and mark on it the following points, labelling clearly the pressure, specific volume and temperature of each point a. T= 212.4 °C, v=0.09957 m³/kg b. P= 10 bar, h= 2650 kJ/kg c. P= 6 bar, h= 3166 kJ/kg 4. Calculate the internal energy for each of the four stages given in Problem no. 3

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