During a process, the temperature of thesystem rises from 100°C to 200°C. Heattransfer per degres rise in temperature at eachtemperature reached during the process isgiven by 80/ST = 1.005 kJ/K. The workdonoon the system per degree rise in temperaturoat each temperature reached is given bySWIST(44 - 0.12T) kJ/K. Calculate thechange in intermel energy of the system duringthe process.

Given that, T1=100°C=100+273=373 KT2=200°C=200+273=473 KδQδT=1.005 kJ/K…

During a process, the temperature of the system rises from 100°C to 200°C. Hent transfer per degree rise in temperature at each temperature reached during the process is given by 8Q/ST = on the system per degree rise in temperature at each temperature reached is given by SWIST 1.005 kJ/K. The workdonO (4 - 0.12T) kJ/K. Calculate the change in intermal energy of ttho system during the process.

During a process, the temperature of the system rises from 100°C to 200°C. Hent transfer per degree rise in temperature at each temperature reached during the process is given by 8Q/ST = on the system per degree rise in temperature at each temperature reached is given by SWIST 1.005 kJ/K. The workdonO (4 - 0.12T) kJ/K. Calculate the change in intermal energy of ttho system during the process.

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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Problem 1.74P: A manufacturer in the United States wants to sell a refrigeration system to a customer in Germany....

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