The propertien of a system, during a reversible constant pressurenon-flow process at p- 1.6 bar, changed from 1n - 0.3 m'/kg. T -20°C to v - 0.55 m /kg. 7 - 260°C. The specifir heat of the fluid isgiven by-(15+Determine: (a) Heat added/kg. (b) Work done/kg. (ej Change ininternal energy/kg. id) Change in enthalpy/kg.75

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The propertien of a system, during a reversible constant pressure non-flow process at p- 1.6 bar, changed from 1n - 0.3 m'/kg. T - 20°C to v- 0.55 m/kg. T - 260°C. The specifir heat of the fluid is given by -(15+ MC 45 Determine: (a) Heat added/kg. (b) Work done/kg. (c) Change in internal eenerge/ko irfi Chaner in enthalrty /ku

The propertien of a system, during a reversible constant pressure non-flow process at p- 1.6 bar, changed from 1n - 0.3 m'/kg. T - 20°C to v- 0.55 m/kg. T - 260°C. The specifir heat of the fluid is given by -(15+ MC 45 Determine: (a) Heat added/kg. (b) Work done/kg. (c) Change in internal eenerge/ko irfi Chaner in enthalrty /ku

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