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1. Ethane, initially at 35 kPa with a volume of .12 m³, is
compressed without friction in a cylinder until its volume is halved
in such a manner that its pressure and volume are linearly related,
p = a + bV. The final pressure is 80 kPa and the change in internal
energy of the ethane is 3.22 kJ. Determine the heat transfer.
2. Ethane in a closed system is compressed without friction from 95
to 190 kPa in such a manner that pV = constant. Initially, the density
is 1.11 kg / m³ and the volume is 0.045 m³. During the compression,
2.96 kJ of heat is removed from the ethane. Determine the change in
internal energy of the ethane.
3. A closed vertical cylinder containing 0.3 kg of nitrogen at 90ºC is
fitted with a weighted, frictionless piston so that a constant pressure
of 275 kPa is maintained on the gas. The nitrogen is stirred by a
paddle wheel inserted through the cylinder wall until the absolute
temperature of the gas is doubled. During the process, 20 kJ of heat
is transferred from the nitrogen to the surroundings. Determine the
amount of paddle-wheel work required for this process.
compressed without friction in a cylinder until its volume is halved
in such a manner that its pressure and volume are linearly related,
p = a + bV. The final pressure is 80 kPa and the change in internal
energy of the ethane is 3.22 kJ. Determine the heat transfer.
2. Ethane in a closed system is compressed without friction from 95
to 190 kPa in such a manner that pV = constant. Initially, the density
is 1.11 kg / m³ and the volume is 0.045 m³. During the compression,
2.96 kJ of heat is removed from the ethane. Determine the change in
internal energy of the ethane.
3. A closed vertical cylinder containing 0.3 kg of nitrogen at 90ºC is
fitted with a weighted, frictionless piston so that a constant pressure
of 275 kPa is maintained on the gas. The nitrogen is stirred by a
paddle wheel inserted through the cylinder wall until the absolute
temperature of the gas is doubled. During the process, 20 kJ of heat
is transferred from the nitrogen to the surroundings. Determine the
amount of paddle-wheel work required for this process.