Propane (MW = 44 ; k = 1.13) initially at 30 psia and 215°F, is stored inside a large spherical vessel having a diameter of 10 ft. If the temperature is increased to 635°F. Determine the following: a. Final pressure in psi b. Mass of propane in Ibm c. Constant Volume Specific heat in BTU/lbm d. Change in Internal Energy, AUU in BTU

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Propane (MW = 44 ; k = 1.13) initially at 30 psia and 215°F, is
stored inside a large spherical vessel having a diameter of 10
ft. If the temperature is increased to 635°F.
Determine the following:
a. Final pressure in psi
b. Mass of propane in Ibm
c. Constant Volume Specific heat in BTU/lbm
d. Change in Internal Energy, AUU in BTU
Transcribed Image Text:Propane (MW = 44 ; k = 1.13) initially at 30 psia and 215°F, is stored inside a large spherical vessel having a diameter of 10 ft. If the temperature is increased to 635°F. Determine the following: a. Final pressure in psi b. Mass of propane in Ibm c. Constant Volume Specific heat in BTU/lbm d. Change in Internal Energy, AUU in BTU
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