A closed heavy steel chamber is filled with water at 10°C and at atmospheric pressure. If the temperature of water and the chamber is raised to 40°C, what will be new pressure of water? The coefficient of thermal expansion of the steel is 1.17 x 10-5 per C, assume the chamber is unaffected by the water pressure. Use specific weight of pure water as a function of temperature and pressure for conditions where g = 9.81 m/s². urmon] Weight Density m 9.900 3350 $300 4.750 200 9:400 *000 20.90 bar 60.90 bar 30.80 bar 137.80 bar 40 Temperature (deg Cal -7am 90 bar -P117.50

A closed heavy steel chamber is filled with water at 10°C and at atmospheric pressure. If the temperature of water and the chamber is raised to 40°C, what will be new pressure of water? The coefficient of thermal expansion of the steel is 1.17 x 10-5 per C, assume the chamber is unaffected by the water pressure. Use specific weight of pure water as a function of temperature and pressure for conditions where g = 9.81 m/s². urmon] Weight Density m 9.900 3350 $300 4.750 200 9:400 *000 20.90 bar 60.90 bar 30.80 bar 137.80 bar 40 Temperature (deg Cal -7am 90 bar -P117.50

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