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Suppose 400 kW of power potential is wasted during the process as a result of irreversibility. Let say the heat pump received heat at a rate of 1000 kJ/s from a heat source. The reversible power of the present process is found to be 800 kW. Find unavailable heat, which is rejected to the sink.
A reversible heat engine absorbs 3000 kJ from a reservoir at 1000 K and rejects 2500 kJ at 500 K. Find the heat interchanged with the reservoir at 300 K and the net work output of the engine.
· A closed gaseous system undergoes a reversible process with constant pressure of 200kpa. 2500 kJ of heat is rejected, and the volume changes from 5m3 to 2m3. Find the change in internal energy
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