A rigid tank contains superheated water vapour at 300 kPa. When the tank iscooled, the superheated water vapour starts to condense at a temperature of125°C.Determine the pressure and specific volume of the water at 125°C whenthe condensation process starts (kPa; m'/kg).Determine the temperature of the superheated water vapour (°C).Clearly show all calculations.Sketch the process on a properly labelled temperature versus specificvolume (T-v) diagram with respect to saturation lines.i.ii.iii.

Given that: Superheated water vapor is initially at P = 300 kPa. Water is cooled until it becomes…

A rigid tank contains superheated water vapour at 300 kPa. When the tank is cooled, the superheated water vapour starts to condense at a temperature of 125°C. Determine the pressure and specific volume of the water at 125°C when the condensation process starts (kPa; m³/kg). Determine the temperature of the superheated water vapour (°C). Clearly show all calculations. Sketch the process on a properly labelled temperature versus specific volume (T-v) diagram with respect to saturation lines. i. ii. iii.

A rigid tank contains superheated water vapour at 300 kPa. When the tank is cooled, the superheated water vapour starts to condense at a temperature of 125°C. Determine the pressure and specific volume of the water at 125°C when the condensation process starts (kPa; m³/kg). Determine the temperature of the superheated water vapour (°C). Clearly show all calculations. Sketch the process on a properly labelled temperature versus specific volume (T-v) diagram with respect to saturation lines. i. ii. iii.

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