A gas vessel 1.5m x 1.5m x 2m containing Carbon Dioxide (CO2) with a temperature of -3°C. The right vessel wall is fixed to the wall, as shown in Figure Q1 (a). A minimum force of 10kN is required to split/open the gas vessel. Calculate: i. Vacuum pressure of CO2. ii. Mass of the CO2. Take molecular weight for Oxygen= 16, Carbon = 12, atmospheric pressure 100kPa, and universal gas constant = 8314 J⋅kmol−1⋅K−1

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A gas vessel 1.5m x 1.5m x 2m containing Carbon Dioxide (CO2) with a 
temperature of -3°C. The right vessel wall is fixed to the wall, as shown in 
Figure Q1 (a). A minimum force of 10kN is required to split/open the gas 
vessel. Calculate:

i. Vacuum pressure of CO2.
ii. Mass of the CO2.


Take molecular weight for Oxygen= 16, Carbon = 12, atmospheric
pressure 100kPa, and universal gas constant = 8314 J⋅kmol−1⋅K−1

(a) A gas vessel 1.5m x 1.5m x 2m containing Carbon Dioxide (CO2) with a
temperature of -3°C. The right vessel wall is fixed to the wall, as shown in
Figure Q1 (a). A minimum force of 10kN is required to split/open the gas
vessel. Calculate:
İ.
ii.
Vacuum pressure of CO2.
Mass of the CO2.
Take molecular weight for Oxygen= 16, Carbon = 12, atmospheric
pressure 100kPa, and universal gas constant = 8314 J-kmol-1.K-1.
{
Force 10kN
1.5m
1.5m
1m
CO₂,
Temperature = -3°C
1m
Fix to
the wall
Transcribed Image Text:(a) A gas vessel 1.5m x 1.5m x 2m containing Carbon Dioxide (CO2) with a temperature of -3°C. The right vessel wall is fixed to the wall, as shown in Figure Q1 (a). A minimum force of 10kN is required to split/open the gas vessel. Calculate: İ. ii. Vacuum pressure of CO2. Mass of the CO2. Take molecular weight for Oxygen= 16, Carbon = 12, atmospheric pressure 100kPa, and universal gas constant = 8314 J-kmol-1.K-1. { Force 10kN 1.5m 1.5m 1m CO₂, Temperature = -3°C 1m Fix to the wall
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