. Two kilograms of air at a pressure of 2.25 MPa and temperature of 27C is heated at constant volume to a final pressure of 2.5 MPa. Compute for the: a. Change in internal energy b. Change in enthalpy c. Change in entropy d. Heat transferred e. Non-flow work

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1. Two kilograms of air at a pressure of 2.25 MPa and temperature of 27C is heated at
constant volume to a final pressure of 2.5 MPa. Compute for the:
a. Change in internal energy
b. Change in enthalpy
c. Change in entropy
d. Heat transferred
e. Non-flow work

2. In a constant pressure process, 325 KJ of heat are added to 6.55 kg of ideal gas
(R=208 J/kg-K and k = 1.65) initially at 290 K. Calculate:
a. Final Temperature
b. Change in enthalpy
c. Change in internal energy
d. Change in entropy
e. Non-flow work

1. Two kilograms of air at a pressure of 2.25 MPa and temperature of 27°C is heated at
constant volume to a final pressure of 2.5 MPa. Compute for the:
a. Change in internal energy
b. Change in enthalpy
c. Change in entropy
d. Heat transferred
e. Non-flow work
2. In a constant pressure process, 325 KJ of heat are added to 6.55 kg of ideal gas
(R=208 J/kg-K and k = 1.65) initially at 290 K. Calculate:
a. Final Temperature
b. Change in enthalpy
c. Change in internal energy
d. Change in entropy
e. Non-flow work
Transcribed Image Text:1. Two kilograms of air at a pressure of 2.25 MPa and temperature of 27°C is heated at constant volume to a final pressure of 2.5 MPa. Compute for the: a. Change in internal energy b. Change in enthalpy c. Change in entropy d. Heat transferred e. Non-flow work 2. In a constant pressure process, 325 KJ of heat are added to 6.55 kg of ideal gas (R=208 J/kg-K and k = 1.65) initially at 290 K. Calculate: a. Final Temperature b. Change in enthalpy c. Change in internal energy d. Change in entropy e. Non-flow work
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