Quality of Water and Vapour at P=200kPa: 10.7%

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In summary, the conversation discusses a vertical circular cylinder filled with 1 cm of liquid water and 100 cm of water vapor at a pressure of 200 kPa. The question asks for the nearest quality, which is determined to be 10.7%. The conversation also mentions using a steam table to find the specific volume of the water and the question asks for the volume and mass of the water in the cylinder.
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A vertical circular cylinder holds 1 cm of liquid water and 100 cm of vapour.
If P = 200 kPa, the quality is nearest to _____.
1)1.02%
2) 10.7%
3) 40.6%
4) 80.3%
Answer is 2). Why? i can't seems to work out the answer.
From Steam table, at P=200kPa, (Specfic volume) vf= 0.001061, vg= 0.88578
 
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If the cross sectional area of the cylinder is A (cm^2), in terms of A, what is the volume of liquid water in the cylinder (in m^3)? What is the volume of water vapor in the cylinder (in m^3). What is the mass of liquid water in the cylinder? What is the mass of water vapor in the cylinder?
 

Related to Quality of Water and Vapour at P=200kPa: 10.7%

1. What does P=200kPa mean in the context of water and vapour quality?

P=200kPa refers to the pressure of the system, specifically the pressure at which the water and vapour are being measured. This value indicates that the system is under a pressure of 200 kilopascals.

2. How is water quality measured at P=200kPa?

The quality of water at P=200kPa can be measured using various methods, such as testing for pH, dissolved oxygen levels, and the presence of pollutants or contaminants. These measurements can help determine the overall quality and safety of the water for various purposes.

3. What does 10.7% represent in relation to the quality of water and vapour at P=200kPa?

The value 10.7% represents the relative humidity of the water and vapour at P=200kPa. This means that at this pressure, the water and vapour together make up 10.7% of the total volume of the system.

4. How does P=200kPa affect the quality of water and vapour?

The pressure of a system can have a significant impact on the quality and properties of water and vapour. At P=200kPa, the water and vapour may be under high pressure, which can affect their boiling point, density, and ability to dissolve other substances. This can ultimately affect the overall quality of the water and vapour.

5. What are the potential implications of a P=200kPa system on the environment?

A P=200kPa system can have various implications on the environment, depending on the source and use of the water and vapour. For example, high-pressure systems may release more pollutants into the environment, while low-pressure systems may have a lower impact. It is important to consider the pressure and quality of water and vapour in any industrial or environmental context to ensure the safety and sustainability of our resources.

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