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I'll do some reading and get back to you.

Hmm, with only the values given in this diagram, what would you choose for the remaining segments in order to find W and Q?

Hmm, I'm still a bit confused. I still am having trouble finding values for each segment of the system. Going off the assumption that “…steam inlet conditions of 510°C, 10 MPa, and a flow rate of 50,000 kg/hr” how can I effectively find the mass flow rate, temperature, and pressure of each...

The top loop is water and bottom loop is your average molten salt. These values are ones I made up in a system. The 100 bar to 1 bar seems unrealistic and that's why I am trying how to find more realistic values for this project.

I have been looking everywhere for some equation that relates temperature and pressure at a constant volume for water. I am doing a project where I am designing a solar collector and it's thermodynamic processes and I want to ensure my values are accurate in a controlled volume. Attached is the...

UPDATE: Well I officially hate online physics homework.

Thank you for all your help thus far!

Here is what I'm inputting and the programs response. Right need to get some shut eye but I will be on tomorrow and I'll see if I can ask my professor. The homework isn't due until a day after I thought so I'll have tomorrow to figure this out.

Exactly, did not work.

Thank you, I appreciate it.

I tried both positive and negative for both scientific notation and not. I don't think the program is wrong but it's possible?

The work above is as far as I have got, so no.

Fantastic, yes I do!

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