Using the steam tables (for water), find the specified property data at the indicated states. In each case, place the state on sketches of p - vand T - v diagrams, and draw the corresponding isotherm (p-v diagram) or isobar (T-v diagram) that passes through the state. 3 a) For p = 3 bar, v = 0.5 , determine T (°C) and quality x ( ) [130°C, 0.83] kg b) For T = 320 °C, v = c) For p = 28 MPa, T d) For T = 10 °C, v = m 0.03 determine p (MPa) and u (k) [7.5 MPa, 2700- kg 0.010 m kg 3 . 520 °C, determine v and h (k) kg m 100 , determine p (kPa) and h (k) [1.2 kPa, 2400 . kg 3200 kj kg kl kg kg

Using the steam tables (for water), find the specified property data at the indicated states. In each case, place the state on sketches of p - vand T - v diagrams, and draw the corresponding isotherm (p-v diagram) or isobar (T-v diagram) that passes through the state. 3 a) For p = 3 bar, v = 0.5 , determine T (°C) and quality x ( ) [130°C, 0.83] kg b) For T = 320 °C, v = c) For p = 28 MPa, T d) For T = 10 °C, v = m 0.03 determine p (MPa) and u (k) [7.5 MPa, 2700- kg 0.010 m kg 3 . 520 °C, determine v and h (k) kg m 100 , determine p (kPa) and h (k) [1.2 kPa, 2400 . kg 3200 kj kg kl kg kg

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