Consider the following reversible and steady state processes conducted either by pumps or bycompressors.i)Steady reversible pumping of liquid water (incompressible substance) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flowrate of m = 1 kg/s. (v = const.) Take the inlet temperature of water as T = 25°C%3Dii) Steady reversible and isothermal compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rateof m = 1 kg/s. (Pv = const.) Take the inlet temperature of air as T = 300 K%3D%3Diii) Steady reversible and adiabatic(isentropic) compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a massflow rate of m = 1 kg/s(Pvk= const. where k = cp/cv) Take the inlet temperature of air as T=300 Ka) Draw in EXCEL the P-v diagrams for each of the steady, reversible processes in the SAME plotb) Calculate the work requirement for each of the processes. Order the processes according to thework requirements

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Consider the following reversible and steady state processes conducted either by pumps or by compressors. i)Steady reversible pumping of liquid water (incompressible substance) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s. (v= const.) Take the inlet temperature of water as T = 25°C ii) Steady reversible and isothermal compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s. (Pv = const.) Take the inlet temperature of air as T = 300 K iii) Steady reversible and adiabatic(isentropic) compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s(Pvk= const. wherek cp/cv) Take the inlet temperature of air as T =300 K a) Draw in EXCEL the P-v diagrams for each of the steady, reversible processes in the SAME plot b) Calculate the work requirement for each of the processes. Order the processes according to the work requirements

Consider the following reversible and steady state processes conducted either by pumps or by compressors. i)Steady reversible pumping of liquid water (incompressible substance) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s. (v= const.) Take the inlet temperature of water as T = 25°C ii) Steady reversible and isothermal compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s. (Pv = const.) Take the inlet temperature of air as T = 300 K iii) Steady reversible and adiabatic(isentropic) compression of air (ideal gas) from 1 bar to 3bar at a mass flow rate of m = 1 kg/s(Pvk= const. wherek cp/cv) Take the inlet temperature of air as T =300 K a) Draw in EXCEL the P-v diagrams for each of the steady, reversible processes in the SAME plot b) Calculate the work requirement for each of the processes. Order the processes according to the work requirements

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