Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
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ISBN: 9780078027680
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., Robert H. Turner, John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 8, Problem 167RQ

a)

To determine

The exit temperature of air and the entropy generated during the process.

a)

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Given:

The volume flow rate of the air (V˙3) is 6m3/min.

The initial pressure of the air (P1) is 100 kPa.

The initial temperature of the refrigerant-134a (T1) is 27°C.

The initial pressure of the refrigerant-134a (P1) is 100 kPa.

The quality of the refrigerant-134a is0.3

The mass flow rate of refrigerant-134a (m˙R) is 2 kg/min.

The surrounding temperature (Tsurr) is 32°C.

The rate of heat gain from the surrounding (Q˙in) is 30 kJ/min.

Calculation:

Refer Table A-12, “Saturated refrigerant-134a-Pressure table”, Obtain the following properties at saturated pressure of 120 kPa

Saturated liquid enthalpy, hf=22.47kJ/kg

Evaporated enthalpy, hfg=214.52kJ/kg

Saturated vapor enthalpy, h2=hg@120kPa=236.99kJ/kg

Saturated vapor entropy, s2=sg@120kPa=0.9479kJ/kgK

Saturated liquid entropy, sf=0.09269kJ/kgK

Evaporated entropy, sfg=0.85520kJ/kgK

Refrigerant –134a enters and leaves at the same pressure. Hence, P2=P1

Calculate the initial enthalpy of the refrigerant (h1).

  h1=hf+x1hfgh1=22.47kJ/kg+(0.3)(214.52kJ/kg)=86.83kJ/kg

Calculate the initial entropy of the refrigerant.

  s1=sf+x1sfgs1=0.09269kJ/kgK+(0.3)(0.85520kJ/kgK)=0.3492kJ/kgK

Refer Table A-1E, “the molar mass, gas constant and critical–point properties table”,

The gas constant of air at room temperature as 0.287kJ/kgK.

Calculate the mass flow rate of air (m˙air) .

  m˙air=P3V˙3RT3m˙air==(100kPa)(6m3/min)(0.287kJ/kgK)27°C=(100kPa)(6m3/min)(0.287kJ/kgK)(1kPam31kJ)(27+273)K=6.968kg/min

Write the expression for the mass balance of the system.

  m˙inm˙out=Δm˙system        (I)

Here, mass flow rate into the control system is m˙in, mass flow rate exit from the control volume is m˙out and mass flow rate change in the system is Δm˙system.

Substitute m˙in=m˙3, m˙out=m˙4, and Δm˙system=0 in the Equation (I).

  m˙3m˙4=0m˙3=m˙4=m˙air

Refer the Table A-2, “Ideal-gas specific heats of various common gases”, select the value of the specific heat at constant pressure value of air as 1.005kJ/kgK.

Write the expression for the energy balance equation for closed system.

  E˙inE˙out=ΔE˙system        (II)

Here, rate of energy transfer into the control volume is E˙in, rate of energy transfer exit from the control volume is E˙out and rate of change in internal energy of system is ΔE˙system

Substitute E˙in=m˙1h1+m˙3h3, E˙out=m˙2h2+m˙4h4 and  ΔE˙system=0 in the Equation (II).

  m˙1h1+m˙3h3(m˙2h2+m˙4h4)=0m˙1h1+m˙3h3=m˙2h2+m˙4h4

  m˙R(h2h1)=m˙air(h3h4)m˙R(h2h1)=m˙aircp(T3T4)T4=T3m˙R(h2h1)m˙aircp

  T4=27°C(2kg/min)(236.99kJ/kg86.83kJ/kg)(6.968kg/min)(1.005kJ/kgK)=15.9°C

Thus, the exit temperature of air is 15.9°C.

Write the expression for the rate of entropy balance for the system.

  S˙inS˙out+S˙gen=ΔS˙system        (III)

Here, rate of entropy in the system is S˙in, rate of entropy exit from the system is S˙out, rate of entropy generated is S˙gen and rate of change of entropy in the system is ΔS˙system.

For the steady flow system, change of entropy in the system is zero.

Substitute S˙in=m˙1s1+m˙3s3, S˙out=m˙2s2+m˙4s4, ΔS˙system=0 in Equation (III).

  m˙1s1+m˙3s3(m˙2s2+m˙4s4)+S˙gen=0S˙gen=m˙R(s2s1)+m˙air(s4s3)=m˙R(s2s1)+m˙air(cpln(T4T3)Rln(P4P3))S˙gen={2kg/min(0.9479kJ/kgK0.3492kJ/kgK)+6.968kg/min(1.005kJ/kgKln(15.9°C27°C)Rln(P4P4))}

  S˙gen={2kg/min(0.9479kJ/kgK0.3492kJ/kgK)+6.968kg/min(1.005kJ/kgKln((15.9+273)K(27+273)K)Rln(P4P4))}=1.1974(6.968)0.1551=0.1175kJ/minK(1min60sec)=0.00196kW/K

Thus, the entropy generated during the process is 0.00196kW/K.

b)

To determine

The exit temperature of air and the entropy generated during the process.

b)

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Explanation of Solution

Substitute E˙in=m˙1h1+m˙3h3+Q˙in, E˙out=m˙2h2+m˙4h4 and ΔE˙system=0 in Equation (II).

  m˙1h1+m˙3h3+Q˙in(m˙2h2+m˙4h4)=0m˙1h1+m˙3h3+Q˙in=m˙2h2+m˙4h4Q˙in=m˙R(h2h1)+m˙aircp(T4T3)T4=T3+Q˙inm˙R(h2h1)m˙aircp

  T4=27°C+30kJ/min(2kg/min)(236.99kJ/kg86.83kJ/kg)(6.968kg/min)(1.005kJ/kgK)=11.6°C

Thus, the exit temperature of air is 11.6°C.

For the steady flow system, change of entropy in the system is zero.

Substitute S˙in=m˙1s1+m˙3s3+Q˙inTsurr, S˙out=m˙2s2+m˙4s4, ΔS˙system=0 in Equation (III).

  m˙1s1+m˙3s3+Q˙inTsurr(m˙2s2+m˙4s4)+S˙gen=0S˙gen=m˙R(s2s1)+m˙air(s4s3)Q˙inTsurrS˙gen=m˙R(s2s1)+m˙air(cpln(T4T3)Rln(P4P3))Q˙inTsurrS˙gen={2kg/min(0.9479kJ/kgK0.3492kJ/kgK)+6.968kg/min(1.005kJ/kgKln(11.6°C27°C)Rln(P4P4))30kJ/min32°C}

  S˙gen={2kg/min(0.9479kJ/kgK0.3492kJ/kgK)+6.968kg/min(1.005kJ/kgKln((11.6+273)K(27+273)K)Rln(P4P4))30kJ/min(32+273)K}=1.1974+(6.968)(0.1384)0.09836=0.1348kJ/minK(1min60sec)=0.00225kW/K

Thus, the entropy generated during the process is 0.00225kW/K.

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