You need to carry 3.5 kg of argon in a tank. If the temperature and pressure...
You need to carry 3.5 kg of argon in a tank. If the temperature and pressure of the tank are 25 oC and 550 kPa (absolute), respectively, what is the volume of the tank in m3 and in ft3?
(CORRECT ANSWER IS 13.9 FT^3) SHOW ALL WORK AND EXPLAIN EVERYTHING I HAVE THE CORRECT ANSWER BUT DON'T ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO SOLVE
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A rigid, poorly insulated tank with a volume of V1.0 m3 initially contains a saturated water vapor (quality of 1.0) at a pressure of 3 bars (300 kPa). The tank is connected to a supply line valve is opened and 2.0 kg of steam enters the rigid tank, after which the valve is closed. The pressure is measured after the valve is closed and it is found that p2-5 bars (500 kPa). Find (a) the state of the...
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I think I need to deal with gauge pressure, but don't know how
to.
Please explain
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problem 1c i need correct p v and T v digram thank you
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