
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author: J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Work and Heat are Path Functions.
bteam undergoes the following reversible process in a closed system. Step 1- 2: Starting at initial
conditions P1
%3D
10 bar and tı = 400°C steam is heated to t2 =
550°C under constant pressure conditions.
%3D
Step 2 - 3: Under constant volume conditions, the pressure is decreased to P3 = 8 bar. The steam does not
behave as an ideal gas. Steam properties are summarized below:
D (m³/kg)
Ū (kJ/kg).
Ĥ (kJ/kg)
State
P(bar)
t(°C)
3264.4
2957.8
1
10
400
0.3066
3588.1
2
0.3777
3210.4
10
550
3244.3
0.3777
2942.1
389
Calculate Q123 = Q12+ Q23 in (kJ/kg)
a.
b. Calculate W123 = W12+ W23 in (kJ/kg)
Useful conversion 100 kJ/m³ ·bar
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