EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN
EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN
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ISBN: 9781259151323
Author: CENGEL
Publisher: MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY
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Chapter 9, Problem 168RQ

a)

To determine

The thermal efficiency of the cycle using the constant specific heats at room temperature.

a)

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Given:

Compression ratio (r) is 20.

Temperature of air at state 1(T1) is 45°F.

Temperature of air at state 3(T3) is 1800°F.

Pressure of air at state 1(P1) is 13 psia.

Calculation:

Draw the Pv diagram of the cycle as in Figure (1).

EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN, Chapter 9, Problem 168RQ

Refer Table A-2E, “Ideal-gas specific heats of various common gases”, obtain the following properties of the air.

cp=0.240Btu/lbmRcv=0.171Btu/lbmRk=1.4

Calculate the temperature at state 2(T2).

T2=T1(r)k1=(45°F)(20)1.41=(45+460R)(20)1.41=1673.8R

Calculate the ratio between the volumes at state 3 and state 2(V3V2).

V3V2=T3T2=2260R1673.8R=1.350

Calculate the temperature at state 4(T4).

T4=T3(V3V4)k1=T3(1.350V2V4)k1

=T3(1.350r)k1=(2260R)(1.35020)1.41=768.8R

Calculate the net specific work produced by the cycle (wnet).

wnet=qinqout=cp(T3T2)cv(T4T1)={(0.240Btu/lbmR)(2260R1673.8R)(0.171Btu/lbmR)(768.8R505R)}=95.59Btu/lbm

=(0.240Btu/lbmR)(1460R717.8R+480R976.3R)=59Btu/lbm

Calculate the thermal efficiency of the cycle (ηth).

ηth=wnetqin=wnetcp(T3T2)=95.59Btu/lbm(0.240Btu/lbmR)(2260R1673.8R)

=95.59Btu/lbm140.7Btu/lbm=0.6794=67.9%

Thus, the thermal efficiency of the cycle using the constant specific heats at room temperature is 67.9%.

b)

To determine

The thermal efficiency of the cycle using the variable specific heats.

b)

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Calculation:

Refer table A-21E, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the specific internal energy and relative specific volume of air at the temperature of 505R.

u1=86.06Btu/lbmvr1=170.52

Calculate the relative specific volume at state 2(vr2).

vr2=v2v1vr1=(1r)vr1=(120)(170.82)=8.541

Refer table A-21E, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the specific enthalpy and temperature of air at the relative pressure of 8.541.

h2=391.01Btu/lbmT2=1582.3R

Refer table A-21E, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the specific enthalpy and relative specific volume of air at the temperature of 2260R.

h3=577.52Btu/lbmvr3=2.922

Calculate the ratio between the specific volumes at state 3 and state 2(v3v2).

v3v2=T3T2=2260R1582.3R=1.428

Calculate the relative specific volume at state 4(vr4).

vr4=v4v3vr3=(v41.428v2)vr3=(r1.428)vr3

=(201.428)(2.922)=40.92

Refer table A-21E, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the specific internal energy of air at the relative specific volume of 40.92.

u4=152.62Btu/lbm

Calculate the thermal efficiency of the cycle (ηth).

ηth=1qoutqin=1u4u1h3h2

=1(152.65Btu/lbm86.06Btu/lbm)(577.52Btu/lbm391.01Btu/lbm)=0.643=64.3%

Thus, the thermal efficiency of the cycle using the variable specific heats is 64.3%.

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