Super-heated steam at 4 bar and 400 °C is cooled at constant pressure to saturated vapor. Determine the following: 1- Enthalpy change from steam tables. 2- Enthalpy change from heat capacity data. 3- Density of steam and the internal energy change. 4- Draw the PV diagram for this process. Cp (water vapor) =33.46 +0.00688 T +0.7604 x 10$ T? Cp in (J/mol.K) and T in K.

Super-heated steam at 4 bar and 400 °C is cooled at constant pressure to saturated vapor. Determine the following: 1- Enthalpy change from steam tables. 2- Enthalpy change from heat capacity data. 3- Density of steam and the internal energy change. 4- Draw the PV diagram for this process. Cp (water vapor) =33.46 +0.00688 T +0.7604 x 10$ T? Cp in (J/mol.K) and T in K.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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