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Chapter 10, Problem 10.5P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The work required for the separation of air in the given steady-flow process if the
Concept introduction:
Here, pressure and temperature are constant.
In the given conditions, the work has to be obtained for de-mixing that is the separation of the gases from the given mixture.
To understand the process, the enthalpy change of de-mixing and entropy change of de-mixing needs to be calculated.
And, work can be calculated by:
Where, W = work
?H = change in entropy
T = temperature
?S = change in entropy
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