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To solve the problem involving the insulated nozzle with ammonia, apply the energy balance principle, which states that the enthalpy change equals the kinetic energy change. Start by calculating the inlet enthalpy using the ammonia properties at the given temperature and pressure. Next, use the exit pressure and velocity to find the exit enthalpy and subsequently the temperature or quality of the ammonia. Finally, determine the exit cross-sectional area using the mass flow rate and the calculated velocity. This approach will provide the necessary results for the nozzle analysis.
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A stream of 0.3 kg/s of ammonia enters an insulated nozzle at 20C, 800 kPa at negligible velocity. The ammonia exits
at 300 kPa with a velocity of 500 m/s. Determine the temperature (or quality, if saturated) and the exit cross-sectional
area of the nozzle. [5 points]

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velocity V =volumetric flowrate/cross-sectional area of pipe or nozzle= p/mA p=rou

I have no clue how to start this, my teacher doesn't give us enough information on how to do the hw. Any help would be appreciated
 
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Write an energy balance over the nozzle
 
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