A compressor performs 200 hp of shaft work to compress 0.2 kg/sec of steam from saturated vapor at 147degC to state 2 with P2, T2 = 2 MPa and 357degC. The compressor is NON-adiabatic so it is also transferring heat to the surroundings in the process. Determine the heat transfer rate from the compressor. You can assume the changes in velocity and height of the system are negligible.

A compressor performs 200 hp of shaft work to compress 0.2 kg/sec of steam from saturated vapor at 147degC to state 2 with P2, T2 = 2 MPa and 357degC. The compressor is NON-adiabatic so it is also transferring heat to the surroundings in the process. Determine the heat transfer rate from the compressor. You can assume the changes in velocity and height of the system are negligible.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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