A piston-cylinder assembly with a linear spring acting on the piston as shown below contains the refrigerant R-134a at 15°C with a quality of x=0.6 in a control volume of V= 0.02 m³. The R-134a is heated up to 60°C at which point the specific volume is v=0.03002 m³/kg. Po = 101.3kPa a) Determine the final pressure. b) Determine the final volume. c) Determine the work in the process.

A piston-cylinder assembly with a linear spring acting on the piston as shown below contains the refrigerant R-134a at 15°C with a quality of x=0.6 in a control volume of V= 0.02 m³. The R-134a is heated up to 60°C at which point the specific volume is v=0.03002 m³/kg. Po = 101.3kPa a) Determine the final pressure. b) Determine the final volume. c) Determine the work in the process.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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