A water tank is completely filled with liquid water at 40°C. The tank material is such that it can withstand tension caused by a volume expansion of 5 percent.Determine the maximum temperature rise allowed without jeopardizing safety. Assume a volume expansion coefficient value at that of 65 °C.(Just write the numerical answer. Include - if the answer is negative. No need to put the unit.)Properties of saturated waterVolumeSpecificНeatThermalPrandtiEnthalpyDensityP. kg/mExpansionCoefficientB, 1/KLiquidConductivityk, W/m - KDynamic ViscosityNumberSaturationofG, J/kg KH. kg/m - sPrTemp.T. °CPressureVaporizationPat, kPaLiquidVaporhig, kJ/kgLiquidVaporLiquidVaporLiquidVaporLiquidVapor2501249024780.5610.5710.5801.792 x 10-31.519 x 10-31.307 x 10-31.138 x 10-31.002 x 10-30.922 x 10-50.934 x 10-50.946 x 10-50.959 x 10-50.973 x 10-50.611318540.01710.0173999.80.0048-0.068 x 10 34217420513.511.20.011.000.00680.00940.01280.01730.015 x 10 30.733 x 10 30.138 x 10 30.195 x 10-30.87211.2276 999.7999.918571.0010419418620.01769.451.00186318670.5890.598151.70510.0179999.1998.0418641828.097.0124661.00202.33924540.01821.000.987 x 10-51.001 x 10-51.016 x 10-51.031 x 10-51.046 x 10 50.6070.6150.891 x 10-30.798 x 10-30.720 x 10 30.653 x 10-30.596 x 10-3997.0996.0187018750.247 x 10-30.294 x 10-30.337 x 10 30.377 x 10-30.415 x 10325303.1690.02312442243141800.01860.01896.145.421.001.004.2460.030441785.6287.3849.5930.6230.6310.01920.019635994.00.03970.0512241924072395417818804.831.0040992.1417918851.004.323.9145990.10.0655418018920.6370.02001.000.547 x 10-30.504 x 10-30.467 x 10-30.433 x 10-30.404 x 10-31.062 x 10-51.077 x 10-51.093 x 10-51.110 x 10-51.126 x 10-51.000.451 x 10 30.484 x 10 30.517 x 10 30.548 x 10 30.578 x 10 35012.35988.10.08312383418119000.6440.02043.551908191615.7619.9425.0331.19237123590.6491.001.001.001.0055985.20.1045418341850.02083.250.13040.16140.6540.6590.663600.0212983.3980.42.9941874190234619261936650.02162.7570977.50.198323340.02212.550.378 x 10-30.355 x 10-30.333 x 10-31.142 x 10-1.159 x 10-51.176 x 10-51.193 x 10-51.210 x 10-50.607 x 10-30.653 x 10-30.670 x 10-30.702 x 10-30.716 x 10-3419338.5847.3957.8370.140.6670.6700.6731.001.001.000.24210.293575974.723212309229619480.02250.02302.38971.8968.1965.380419719622.222.08850.3536420119770.02350.315 x 10-30.297 x 10-3900.42352283420619930.6750.02401.961.009584.55961.50.50452270421220100.6770.02461.851.00

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A water tank is completely filled with liquid water at 40°C. The tank material is such that it can withstand tension caused by a volume expansion of 5 percent. Determine the maximum temperature rise allowed without jeopardizing safety. Assume a volume expansion coefficient value at that of 65 °C.

A water tank is completely filled with liquid water at 40°C. The tank material is such that it can withstand tension caused by a volume expansion of 5 percent. Determine the maximum temperature rise allowed without jeopardizing safety. Assume a volume expansion coefficient value at that of 65 °C.

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