No, actually all the water is not vaporized during the span of heating. some part of water becomes steam and rest remains liquid. since the container is rigid and sealed, the steam remains inside the container, over the liquid water, and exerts some pressure on it. I want to know that pressure.
Hi Borek
In the saturated steam table based on temperature, we can read the thermodynamic data of water at 100 Cel and 120 Cel.Then using the 1st law, we can calculate the heat energy from the data. But the problem is more related to heat transfer. The original situation is that I have a...
Homework Statement
A rigid tank of volume 83 m3 contains 100 kg of H2O at 100oC. The tank is heated until the temperature inside reaches 120oC. Determine the pressure inside the tank at (a) the beginning and (b) the end of the heating process.
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