A thermodynamic steady flow system receives 4.56kg per min of fluid where P1=137.90 KPa,V1=0.0388M^3kg, V2=122M/s, and U1=17.16KJ/Kg. The fluid leaves the system at a boundary where P2=551.6KPa, V2=0.193 M^3/kg, V2=183M/s and U2=52.80 KJ/kg. During passage through the system the fluid receives 3,000J/s of heat, determine the work.

A thermodynamic steady flow system receives 4.56kg per min of fluid where P1=137.90 KPa,V1=0.0388M^3kg, V2=122M/s, and U1=17.16KJ/Kg. The fluid leaves the system at a boundary where P2=551.6KPa, V2=0.193 M^3/kg, V2=183M/s and U2=52.80 KJ/kg. During passage through the system the fluid receives 3,000J/s of heat, determine the work.

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