A piston cylinder device with stops as shown contains water initially at 25 C and 100 kPa "State 1". Heat is then added, and piston moves till it hits the stops where cylinder contains two phase mixture with quality x,-0.661 "State 2". Heating continues until final Pressure is 300 kPa "State 3". Piston Piston 1) What is the final specific volume (m /kg)? 0.9864 1.1202 1.0440 1.2217 None of the above 2) What is the boundary work (kJ/kg)? 104.30 111.92 98.54 122.07 None of the above 3) What is the final Temperature ( c)? 408.0 371.1 457.1 522.6 None of the above

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A piston cylinder device with stops as shown
contains water initially at 25 C and 100 kPa "State
1". Heat is then added, and piston moves till it hits
the stops where cylinder contains two phase
mixture with quality x,-0.661 "State 2". Heating
continues until final Pressure is 300 kPa "State 3".
Piston
Piston
Qin
1) What is the final specific volume (m /kg)?
0.9864
1.1202
1.0440
1.2217
None of the above
2) What is the boundary work (kJ/kg)?
104.30
111.92
98.54
122.07
None of the above
3) What is the final Temperature ("C)?
408.0
371.1
457.1
522.6
None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:A piston cylinder device with stops as shown contains water initially at 25 C and 100 kPa "State 1". Heat is then added, and piston moves till it hits the stops where cylinder contains two phase mixture with quality x,-0.661 "State 2". Heating continues until final Pressure is 300 kPa "State 3". Piston Piston Qin 1) What is the final specific volume (m /kg)? 0.9864 1.1202 1.0440 1.2217 None of the above 2) What is the boundary work (kJ/kg)? 104.30 111.92 98.54 122.07 None of the above 3) What is the final Temperature ("C)? 408.0 371.1 457.1 522.6 None of the above
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