During a steady flow process, the pressure of the working substance drops from 200 to 20 psia, the speed increases from 200 to 800 ft/s the internal energy decreases 20 BTU/lb and the specific volume increases from 2 to 10 ft/lb. No heat transferred. Determine the following: a)AKE in ft-lb:/lbm 5JAPE in ft-lb:/lbm E)AWi (flow work) ft-lb:/lbm )ΔΗ in BTU e) Net work in hp for 15 lb/min of fluid (use mass flow rate for this item only)

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During a steady flow process, the pressure of the working substance drops from 200 to 20 psia,
the speed increases from 200 to 800 ft/s the internal energy decreases 20 BTU/lb and the specific
volume increases from 2 to 10 ft°/lb. No heat transferred. Determine the following:
a)AKE in ft-lb/bm
b)APE in ft-lb;/lbm
c)AW (flow work) ft-lb:/lbm
d)ΔΗ in BTU
e) Net work in hp for 15 lb/min of fluid (use mass flow rate for this item only)
Transcribed Image Text:During a steady flow process, the pressure of the working substance drops from 200 to 20 psia, the speed increases from 200 to 800 ft/s the internal energy decreases 20 BTU/lb and the specific volume increases from 2 to 10 ft°/lb. No heat transferred. Determine the following: a)AKE in ft-lb/bm b)APE in ft-lb;/lbm c)AW (flow work) ft-lb:/lbm d)ΔΗ in BTU e) Net work in hp for 15 lb/min of fluid (use mass flow rate for this item only)
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