A cylinder is divided into two volumes by a frictionless and heat insulated piston. There is nitrogen gas on one side of the piston (A) and water on the other side (B). In the first case, both volumes are 0.1 m3. Nitrogen gas at temperature 27 ° C and water at temperature 125 ° C and It is at 0.25 dryness of degree. As can be seen in the figure, heat transfer gradually occurs from a heat source with a high temperature to water and the nitrogen gas is compressed to a volume of 0.05 m3, but the temperature of the nitrogen gas remains constant during this process. nitrogen gas is considered perfect gas and specific heat constant at room temperature. A) Calculate the pressure in the last state.

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Piston
INSULATED
(A)
(B)
NITROGEN
WATER
HEAT SOURCE
0.1 m'
0.1 m3
A cylinder is divided into two volumes by a frictionless and heat insulated
piston. There is nitrogen gas on one side of the piston (A) and water on
the other side (B). In the first case, both volumes are 0.1 m3. Nitrogen gas
at temperature 27 ° C and water at temperature 125 ° C and It is at 0.25
dryness of degree. As can be seen in the figure, heat transfer gradually
occurs from a heat source with a high temperature to water and the
nitrogen gas is compressed to a volume of 0.05 m3, but the temperature
of the nitrogen gas remains constant during this process. nitrogen gas is
considered perfect gas and specific heat constant at room temperature.
A) Calculate the pressure in the last state.
Transcribed Image Text:Piston INSULATED (A) (B) NITROGEN WATER HEAT SOURCE 0.1 m' 0.1 m3 A cylinder is divided into two volumes by a frictionless and heat insulated piston. There is nitrogen gas on one side of the piston (A) and water on the other side (B). In the first case, both volumes are 0.1 m3. Nitrogen gas at temperature 27 ° C and water at temperature 125 ° C and It is at 0.25 dryness of degree. As can be seen in the figure, heat transfer gradually occurs from a heat source with a high temperature to water and the nitrogen gas is compressed to a volume of 0.05 m3, but the temperature of the nitrogen gas remains constant during this process. nitrogen gas is considered perfect gas and specific heat constant at room temperature. A) Calculate the pressure in the last state.
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