Task 5 Produce specific Steady Flow Energy Equation based on the given and stated assumptions in the above problem. Figurel: Layout of industrial gas compressor with an air receiverThe given information is summarized in the table below for three different casesGiven Parameters_Case ACase BCase CPower delivered by the 20 kW25 kW30 kWelectric motor into thecompressorMass flow rate of the air 0.3 kgdrawnThe receiver pressure0.5 kg1 kg12 bar gauge13 bar gauge15 bar gaugeAtmospherictemperatureThe temperature of the 30 °Cair entering the receiverThe temperature of the 15 °Cair leaving the receiverCooling water flows20 °C23 °C25 °C35 °C40 °C20 °C25 °C0.5 kg0.7 kg1 kgThe temperatures of the 12 °C13 °C15 °Cwater at inletThe temperatures of the 20 °C 25 °C 30 °C water at outlet

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Produce specific Steady Flow Energy Equation based on the given and stated assumptions in the above problem.

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