EXTRA CREDIT PROBLEM: Oxygen is flowing steadily in a pipe that is gaining or losing heat from the surroundings at 200 °C. The measured values for the pressure and temperature at two locations (A and B) along the pipe are shown below. Assuming that oxygen is an ideal gas, establish the direction of the flow of oxygen in the pipe. Neglect work during this process. Location A Location B Pressure 280 kPa 430 kPa Temperature 252 °C 68 °C

EXTRA CREDIT PROBLEM: Oxygen is flowing steadily in a pipe that is gaining or losing heat from the surroundings at 200 °C. The measured values for the pressure and temperature at two locations (A and B) along the pipe are shown below. Assuming that oxygen is an ideal gas, establish the direction of the flow of oxygen in the pipe. Neglect work during this process. Location A Location B Pressure 280 kPa 430 kPa Temperature 252 °C 68 °C

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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