Loose Leaf For Introduction To Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Loose Leaf For Introduction To Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781259878084
Author: Smith Termodinamica En Ingenieria Quimica, J.m.; Van Ness, Hendrick C; Abbott, Michael; Swihart, Mark
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.6P
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The numerical values for the missing quantities indicated by question marks.


    Step

      ΔUt/J

      Q/J

      W/J

    12
    23
    34
    42

      200
    ?
    ?
    4700

    ?
      3800
      800
    ?

      6000
    ?
      300
    ?

    12341

    ?

    ?

      1400

Concept introduction:

First Law of Thermodynamics states that the energy can transfer from one form to another form but neither be created nor be destroyed. Thus, in an isolated system, total energy is constant.

The mathematical expression is given by:

  ΔU=Q+W

Where,

△U is change in internal energy
Q is heat
W is work done

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Answer to Problem 2.6P


    Step

      ΔUt/J

      Q/J

      W/J

    12
    23
    34
    42

      200
      4000
      500
    4700

      5800
      3800
      800
      200

      6000
      200
      300
    4500

    12341

    0

    1000

      1400

Explanation of Solution

Given Data:

ΔUt12=200W12=6000Q23=3800Q34=800

W34=300ΔUt41=4700W12341=1400

This is a simple numeric question based on the formulae of First Law of Thermodynamics.

Formula given by first law of thermodynamics is:

  ΔUt=Q+W

Calculation:

From the First Law of Thermodynamics, we know that

ΔUt=Q+W

For the Step 1 to 2: ΔUt12=200W12=6000

Q12=ΔUt12W12=200(6000)=5800 J=5.8×103 JQ12=5.8×103 J

Step 3 to 4:

Q34=800W34=300

ΔUt34=Q34+W34=800+(300)=500 JΔUt34=500 J

Step 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 to 1:  Since ΔUt is a state function, ΔUt for a series of steps that leads back to initial state must be zero. Therefore, the sum of the ΔUt values for all the steps must sum to zero.

ΔUt23=ΔUt12ΔUt34ΔUt41=200+5004700=4000 JΔUt23=4000 J

Step 2 to 3:

ΔUt23=4000 JQ23=3800 J

W23=ΔUt23Q23=4000+3800=200 JW23=200 J

For a series of steps, the total work done is the sum of work done for each step,

W12341=1400 J

W12341=W12+W23+W34+W41W41=W12341W12W23W34=1400+6000+200300=4500 J=4.5×103 JW41=4.5×103 J

Step 4 to 1:ΔUt41=4700 JW41=4500 J

Q41=ΔUt41W41=47004500=200 JQ41=200 J

For the total process,

  ΔUt12+ΔUt23+ΔUt34+ΔUt41=ΔUt12341ΔUt12341=2004000500+4700=0 JΔUt12341=0 J

  Q12+Q23+Q34+Q41=Q12341Q12341=58003800800+200=1000 JQ12341=1000 J

The required values for the given table are as follows,

Q12=5.8×103 JΔUt34=500 JΔUt23=4000 JW23=200 J

W41=4.5×103 JQ41=200 JΔUt12341=0 JQ12341=1000 J

Conclusion

    Step

      ΔUt/J

      Q/J

      W/J

    12
    23
    34
    42

      200
      4000
      500
    4700

      5800
      3800
      800
      200

      6000
      200
      300
    4500

    12341

    0

    1000

      1400

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