Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
5th Edition
ISBN: 9780078027680
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., Robert H. Turner, John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 8, Problem 189RQ

a)

To determine

The average temperature of the room after 30 min.

a)

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Given:

The dimension of room (vroom) is 4 m×4 m×5 m.

The temperature of the room (Troom) is 10°C.

The volume of the radiator is 15 L.

The pressure of the super-heated vapor (P1) is 200kPa.

The temperature of the superheated vapor (T1) is 200°C.

The pressure of the steam (P2) is 100 kPa.

The time duration (Δt) is 30 min.

The pressure of the room (Proom)  is 100 kPa.

Calculation:

Refer the Table A-6, “Superheated water table”, obtain the following properties of steam at temperature of 200 °C and pressure of 200kPa.

  v1=1.0805m3/kgu1=2654.4kJ/kgs1=7.5081kJ/kgK

Refer the Table A-6, “Saturated water-Pressure table”, obtain the following properties of steam at pressure of 100kPa.

  vf=0.001043m3/kgvg=1.6941m3/kg

Here, Saturated liquid specific volume is vf and saturated vapor specific volume is vγ.

Calculate the final vapor quality.

  x2=v2vfvgvfx2=1.0805m3/kg0.001043m3/kg1.6941m3/kg0.001043m3/kg=0.6376

Refer the Table A-6, “Saturated water-Pressure table”, obtain the following properties of steam at pressure of 100kPa.

  uf=417.40kJ/kgufg=2088.2kJ/kg

Calculate the final internal energy of the system.

  u2=uf+x2ufg

  u2=417.40kJ/kg+(0.6376)(2088.2kJ/kg)=1748.7kJ/kg

Refer the Table A-6, “Saturated water-Pressure table”, obtain the following properties of steam at pressure of 100kPa.

  sf=1.3028kJ/kgKsfg=6.0562kJ/kgK

Calculate the final entropy of the system.

  s2=sf+x2sfgs2=1.3028kJ/kgK+(0.6376)(6.0562kJ/kgK)=5.1642kJ/kgK

Calculate the mass of the steam.

  m=ν1v1m=0.015m31.0805m3/kg=0.01388kg

Write the expression for the energy balance equation for closed system without air in the room.

  EinEout=ΔEsystem        (I)

Here, energy transfer into the control volume is Ein, energy transfer exit from the control volume is Eout and change in internal energy of system is ΔEsystem.

Substitute Ein=0, Eout=Qout, and ΔEsystem=ΔU in Equation (I).

  0Qout=ΔUQout=m(u2u1)Qout=m(u1u2)

  Qout=(0.01388kg)(2654.4kJ/kg1748.7kJ/kg)=12.6kJ

Refer the Table A-1, “the molar mass, gas constant and critical point properties table”, select the gas constant of air as 0.2870kJ/kgK.

Calculate the mass of the air using the ideal gas equation.

  mair=P1ν1RT1mair=(100 kPa)(4m×4m×5m)(0.2870kJ/kgK)10°C=(100 kPa)(80m3)(0.2870kJ/kgK)(1kPam31kJ)(10+273)K=98.5kg

Write the expression to calculate the total work done by the fan.

  Wfan,in=W˙fan,in(Δt)Wfan,in=(0.120kJ/s)(30min)=(0.120kJ/s)(30min)(60sec1min)=216kJ

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

Substitute Ein=Qin+Wfan,in, Eout=Wb,out and ΔEsystem=ΔU in Equation (I).

Qin+Wfan,inWb,out=ΔUQin+Wfan,in=ΔU+Wb,outQin+Wfan,in=ΔHQin+Wfan,in=mcp(T2T1)12.6kJ+216kJ=(98.5 kg)(1.005kJ/kgK)(T210 °C)T2=12.3°C

Thus, the average temperature of the room after 30 min is 12.3°C.

b)

To determine

The entropy change of the steam.

b)

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Write the expression to calculate the change of entropy of the steam.

  ΔSsteam=m(s2s1)ΔSsteam=(0.01388 kg)(5.1642kJ/kgK7.5081kJ/kgK)=0.0325kJ/K

Thus, the entropy change of the steam is 0.0325kJ/K.

c)

To determine

The entropy change of the air.

c)

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Write the expression to calculate the entropy change of air.

  ΔSair=mcplnT2T1mRlnP2P1

Since, P2=P1.

  ΔSair=mcplnT2T1ΔSair=(98.5 kg)(1.005kJ/kgK)ln12.3 °C10 °C=(98.5 kg)(1.005kJ/kgK)ln(12.3+273)K(10+273)K=0.8013kJ/K

Thus, the entropy change of the air is 0.8013kJ/K.

d)

To determine

The entropy generation in the turbine.

d)

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

  SinSout+Sgen=ΔSsystem        (II)

Here, rate of net entropy in is Sin, rate of net entropy out is Sout, rate of entropy generation is Sgen and change of entropy of the system is ΔSsystem

Substitute Sin=0, Sout=0, and ΔSsystem=ΔSair+ΔSsteam in Equation (II).

  00+Sgen=ΔSair+ΔSsteamSgen=ΔSair+ΔSsteam

  Sgen=0.8013kJ/K+0.0325kJ/K=0.7688kJ/K

Thus, the total entropy generated during the process is 0.7688kJ/K.

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