A piston-cylinder device includes 1 L of water at 110 °C, 90% quality as shown in fig. The diameter of the piston is 150 mm and the spring constant is 120 N/mm. Heat is transferred to the water, the piston moves upward and encounter a linear spring at which point the volume is 1.7 L. The heating continues until the pressure reaches 300 kPa. Determine final temperature of the cylinder.

A piston-cylinder device includes 1 L of water at 110 °C, 90% quality as shown in fig. The diameter of the piston is 150 mm and the spring constant is 120 N/mm. Heat is transferred to the water, the piston moves upward and encounter a linear spring at which point the volume is 1.7 L. The heating continues until the pressure reaches 300 kPa. Determine final temperature of the cylinder.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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