Consider a vessel which hasa resistance heater and amixer. is filled with3.6 kg of saturated watervapor at 120°C. Then theheater and mixer areput to work, the water vaporis compressed, and there is5 kg of heat loss to the airfrom thesurroundings. At the end ofthe process, thetemperature and pressureof the water vapor in thevessel aremeasure, and they turn outto be 300°C and 500 kPa.Determine:a) The net energy transfer,in kJ, to the water vaporduring this process.

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Consider a vessel which has
a resistance heater and a
mixer. is filled with
3.6 kg of saturated water
vapor at 120°C. Then the
heater and mixer are
put to work, the water vapor
is compressed, and there is
5 kg of heat loss to the air
from the
surroundings. At the end of
the process, the
temperature and pressure
of the water vapor in the
vessel are
measure, and they turn out
to be 300°C and 500 kPa.
Determine:
a) The net energy transfer,
in kJ, to the water vapor
during this process.

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