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Graduate Total force generated in a pneumatic cylinder-piston with kn
I have also asked this question in SO and CFD online Assuming that we have a pneumatic cylinder-piston with arbitrary but known surface area A, a known clarence c, and a known length L. What is the best model to describe the total steady state force applied on the piston considering the...- foadsf
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- Fluid dynamic Force Pneumatic Thermodaynamics
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Calculate minimum work input of refrigeration cycle
Homework Statement The temperature of a 12-oz (0.354-L) can of soft drink is reduced from 20 to 5 ºC by a refrigeration cycle. The cycle receives energy by heat transfer from the soft drink and discharges energy by heat transfer at 20 ºC to the surroundings. There are no other heat transfers...- tezktenr
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- Cycle Input Minimum Refrigeration Thermodaynamics Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Power output and enthalpy change in a steady-flow steam turbine
A turbine operates under steady-flow conditions. It receives steam at a pressure of 15 bar, specific volume of 0.1318 m³/kg, velocity of 30 m/s and specific internal energy of 2594.5 kJ/kg. The steam leaves the turbine at a pressure of 30 kPa, velocity of 90 m/s, specific volume of 4.25 m³/kg...- KAM123
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- Engineer Mechancal engineering Physcis Thermodaynamics Turbine
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Thermodynamics: Calculating Pressure Increase From Work
Homework Statement Estimate the pressure increase required to impart 1 J of mechanical work in reversibly compressing 1 mol of silver at room temperature. What pressure rise would be required to impart 1 J of work to 1 mol of alumina at room temperature? For alumina take the molar volume to be...- Matt James
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- increase Pressure Thermodaynamics Thermodynamics Work
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Why is the height of point 2 same as point 3?
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Is it an assumption because the difference in height is small?- EastWindBreaks
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- Height Physcis Point Thermodaynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics, isothermal irreversible
Homework Statement Can you please show how to solve this question (I am not asking it for homework. I am asking because it would help me understand better). Determine the entropy change in sys, surr, uni, when a sample of helium has of mass M grams at 298K and 1 bar doubles its volume in...- Faiq
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- Irreversible Isothermal Thermodaynamics Thermodynamics
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Finding power output from a steam turbine using steam tables
Homework Statement Homework Equations P=F*V, dU=Q-W?, W=m(h1-h2) The Attempt at a Solution I have the initial conditions and final conditions written out. For W=m(h1-h2), I have W=9.48(h1-h2). I am having problems with the h values, which can be found in the steam tables.- grant combs
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- Power Steam Steam turbine Thermo Thermodaynamics Thermodynamics Turbine
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How to calculate the efficiency of a fuel engine
Homework Statement [/B] Im trying to find the efficiency of a gasoline engine regarded as a control volume. Am I right to use the HV as total energy input into the system? Assuming the enthalpy of formation of the fuel can't be found. I am really wondering if enthalpy of formation equals the...- Imolopa
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- Combustion Efficiency Engine Engine efficiency Enthalphy Fuel Thermodaynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Internal energy of an ideal gas as a function of pressure?
Assuming all gases in the combustion reaction of benzoic acid (C6H5COOH) behave ideally, what is the "exact" change in internal energy? The context in which this question is being asked is after a calorimetry experiment. For all the intents and purposes of calorimetry, the change in internal...- Jacob Dale
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- Calorimetry Energy Enthalpy Function Gas Ideal gas Internal Internal energy Pressure Thermodaynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help