THERMO REV QUIZ
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SAMPLE KNEC QUIZ AND SOLUTION FOR THERMODYNAMICS
In a steam engine the steam at the beginning of the expansion process is at 7 bar, dryness fraction 0.98 and expansion follows the law
pv1.1 = constant, down to a pressure of 0.34 bar.
Calculate per kg of steam :
(i) The work done during expansion ;
(ii) The heat flow to or from the cylinder walls during the expansion
SOLUTION
Initial pressure of steam, p1=7 bar =7×105N/m2
Dryness fraction, x1=0.98
Law of expansion, pv1.1 = constant
Final pressure of steam, p2=0.34 bar = 0.34×105N/m2.
At 7 bar : vg=0.273m3/kg
∴ v1=x1vg=0.98×0.273=0.267m3/kg
Also, p1v1n=p2v2n
i.e., v1v2=(p2p1)n1
∴ 0.267u2=(0.347)1.11orv2=0.267(0.347)1.11=4.174m3/kg.
(i) Work done by the steam during the process :
W=n−1p1v1−p2v2=(1.1−1)7×105×0.267−0.34×105×4.174
=0.1105(1.869–1.419)=105×4.5 Nm/kg
i.e., Work done = 103105×4.5=450 kJ/kg.
At 0.34 bar : vg=4.65m3/kg, therefore, steam is wet at state 2 (sincev2<vg).
Now, v2=x2vg, where x2= dryness fraction at pressure p2(0.34 bar)
4.174=x2×4.65 or x2=4.654.174=0.897
The expansion is shown on a p-v diagram in Fig. 2.66, the area under 1-2 represents the work done per kg of steam.
(ii) Heat transferred :
Internal energy of steam at initial state 1 per kg,
u1=(1–x1)uf+x1ug=(1–0.98)696+0.98×2573=2535.46 kJ/kg
Internal energy of steam at final state 2 per kg,
u2=(1−x2)uf+x2ug
= (1 – 0.897) 302 + 0.897 × 2472 = 2248.49 kJ/kg
Using the non-flow energy equation,
Q=(u2−u1)+W
= (2248.49 – 2535.46) + 450 = 163.03 kJ/kg
i.e., Heat supplied = 163.03 kJ/kg.
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