The steam is contained in a rigidCylindo having volume es 0.043m?at 15obau and 543C. Then theCylinder is cooled until the pressureis70 bar. Analyze the process ona T-S diagram Indicating the areawhich representsbe dleterminedthe heat Row to☺ Thestate of steam after cooling☺ The amount of heat rejected by thesteamO The change in specificenthalpH

Given: A rigid container V=0.043 m3 P1=150 bar T1=543oC P2=70 bar TO determine: State of steam…

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