Please show Complete solutions and units used. thank youuAnswer it in 1hr please. First Law of Thermodynamics Conservation of Energy-Open systemsĐis equation is useful if directions of heat transfer and work crossing the system bounaries arealrmady determined.In mathematical form,ΣΕnergy-ΣΕnergyinletConsidering all forms of energy flow into and out from the control volume with the mass, thecathematical form of the steady-state, steady-flow first law becomes+gz ->+gz +W2pudtsinletsh=u+pubut- Em h++gz -2+gz +W%3D2InletsexitsFor a Unit Massq=Eh+2+gz - Eh++gz +w2Inletsw = specific workQ= heatp= pressurev= specific volumev= velocitywhereg= acceleration due to gravityz = datumW =workh = enthalpyPROBLEM 1: An air compressor is designed to compress atmospheric air(assumed to be at 100 kPa, 20°C) to a pressure of 1 MPa. Heat losses to theenvironment are anticipated to be about equal to 10 . percent of the powerinput to the compressor. The air enters at 50 m/s where the inlet area is 90cm? and leaves at 120 m/s through an area of 5cm?. Determine the exit airtemperature and the power input to the compressor.Ans: = 117.8°C ; Pinput = 61.83 kW (applied on)

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PROBLEM 1: An air compressor is designed to compress atmospheric air (assumed to be at 100 kPa, 20°C) to a pressure of 1 MPa. Heat losses to the environment are anticipated to be about equal to 10 - percent of the power input to the compressor. The air enters at 50 m/s where the inlet area is 90 cm? and leaves at 120 m/s through an area of 5cm?. Determine the exit air temperature and the power input to the compressor. Ans: = 117.8°C ; Pinput = 61.83 kW (applied on)

PROBLEM 1: An air compressor is designed to compress atmospheric air (assumed to be at 100 kPa, 20°C) to a pressure of 1 MPa. Heat losses to the environment are anticipated to be about equal to 10 - percent of the power input to the compressor. The air enters at 50 m/s where the inlet area is 90 cm? and leaves at 120 m/s through an area of 5cm?. Determine the exit air temperature and the power input to the compressor. Ans: = 117.8°C ; Pinput = 61.83 kW (applied on)

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