R134a enters a reversible adiabatic compressor as a saturated vapor at 10 C. The exit of the compressor is 5 bar. The compressor is using 5 kW of power. Neglecting kinetic and potential energy a. Draw the process curve on a T-s diagram. Show the saturation dome and label the inlet and exit states b. Find the enthalpy and entropy at the inlet c. Find the enthalpy at the exit d. Compute the mass flow rate e. Compute the rate of entropy generation

R134a enters a reversible adiabatic compressor as a saturated vapor at 10 C. The exit of the compressor is 5 bar. The compressor is using 5 kW of power. Neglecting kinetic and potential energy a. Draw the process curve on a T-s diagram. Show the saturation dome and label the inlet and exit states b. Find the enthalpy and entropy at the inlet c. Find the enthalpy at the exit d. Compute the mass flow rate e. Compute the rate of entropy generation

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