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When the liquid temperature has reached 353 K the steam supply is turned off for two (2) hours (7.2 ks) and the vessel cools.


A vessel of 6.0 m^2 outside diameter contains 1.0 tonne (1.0 of Mg) of a liquid of specific heat capacity 4.0 kJ/kg K. The ve
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Solution Given outside diameter of ressel = 6.0 m) But unit of length is m. Also it is no mention that vessel is cylindricalBin - Bout = I [no (To-Te)] TR= Reference tempestir =oč = 273k 3 the UC Ac CTS-T) – Us As (Tp - Tow) = in ce d Te - At maximuNow when Steam the system reaches TB = 353k the supply is turned off for 2 hours. & Heat balance Uc Ac (Ts-To) - Us. As (TB-T

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