Tank A contains 50 kg of freon-12 at 0.5Mpa, at 20 C Tank B is initially empty. The valve is cracked open. The valve remains open. The process ends with both tanks in equilibrium at 0 C saturated vapor. Find the mass in each tank at the end, Q, change is s for tanks, change in sec for surrounding and for the universe, Wcv and Wrev.
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Tank A contains 50 kg of freon-12 at 0.5Mpa, at 20 C Tank B is initially...
Tank A contains 20 kg of steam at 1Mpa, 600 C. Tanks B is initially empty and fitted with a piston that requires 0.3Mpa to lift. The valve is cracked open and remains open. the process ends with the tanks in equillibrium at 150 C. Find Q, Wrev. Thanks! 300K 300kpl POMAT TEMP OF SURROUNDINGS TANK A CONTAINS 20 kg A STEAM AT 1 MPa, 600°C . TANK B is INITIALLY EMPTY AND FITTED WITH A Piston THAT Requires .3MPA...
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