Can you explain the T-S phase diagram in thermodynamics and what the lines mean? Thanks!
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A T-S diagram is a Temperature- Entropy diagram in
thermodynamics which helps to observe the state of a substance i.e
liquid, vapor,saturated liquid, saturated vapor, or mixture od
liquid and vapor. 
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you explain the T-S phase diagram in thermodynamics and what the
lines mean? Thanks!
Using the simplified phase diagram, which substitutes straight lines for the curved lines typical of phase...
Using the simplified phase diagram, which substitutes straight lines for the curved lines typical of phase diagrams, write a MATLAB program that takes as input the mass percent of B and the temperature in units of degrees Celsius and returns the phases that may exist under those conditions. The equation of the line dividing the phases must be found in the program using polyfit. The program should produce a formatted output statement to the command window, similar to "For the...
Hi, can you explain this? It says that even number of phase inversions mean no phase...
Hi,
can you explain this? It says that even number of phase inversions
mean no phase inversion. In this case, does it mean the example
should have no phase inversion as well? Also, how is there 2 phase
inversions? How would I know which one has phase inversions and
which one does not?
Date 25 oct 19 No 95 L3,3] - Sigmatropic Rearrangement OR. The cope's Rearrangement Cmust use chair con formation) Even number of phase inversion = no phase...
Thermodynamics: Draw Carnot diagram for T-S and P-V for engine heat for T1= 500 K and...
Thermodynamics: Draw Carnot diagram for T-S and P-V for engine heat for T1= 500 K and T2= 300 K.
Plot the Bode diagram and phase diagram for given Transfer Function. Explain why this is a...
Plot the Bode diagram and phase diagram for given Transfer Function. Explain why this is a stable/unstable system? 4. 22pts G( s) = 9(S +8)/ ( S+6)(S+20) B) What is the phase Margin and Gain Margin A)
Can you please explain me this Question? Thanks! Construct a 95% confidence interval for the mean...
Can you please explain me this Question? Thanks! Construct a 95% confidence interval for the mean of a population if n=25, x̅= 42.3 and σ= 3.2. Assume the mean is normally distributed.
draw the pressure temperature phase diagram of H2O. explain the equilibrium compositions of each region, as...
draw the pressure temperature phase diagram of H2O. explain the equilibrium compositions of each region, as well as the slopes of the phase boundary lines
If you can explain each step I would appreciate it! Thanks. 17. What is T, and...
If you can explain each step I would
appreciate it! Thanks.
17. What is T, and T2 if the pulleys are frictionless and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and the table is 0.4, and the coefficient of static friction is 0.5. The table is at 0= 30° above the horizontal. (here you have numbers but you can try this one with variables) M= 3k UK', us 3 kg =M 8 kg =2/3 M
Can someone please help out with these questions? Thanks. 1. State the First Law of Thermodynamics...
Can
someone please help out with these questions? Thanks.
1. State the First Law of Thermodynamics 2. What are the sign conventions for the heat O and the work W . How is the First Law related to conservation of energy? 4. Define internal energy 5. Does internal energy depend on path, in other words how a system got to the state its in? 6. How does the First Law apply to weight gain? . What is an irreversible process?...
can you calculate and explain why? thanks A single-phase thyristor rectifier as 50 Hz source. The...
can you calculate and explain why? thanks
A single-phase thyristor rectifier as 50 Hz source. The rectifier delivers a DC voltage of 150 V to a highly inductive depicted in Figure 1 is fed from a 220 V rms, 1. load with a resistive value of 10 Q. SCR, T SCR2 + is Vo SCR3 SCR T Figure 1 (a) for a delay angle component indicating its phase shift with respect to the input voltage v, Sketch the net rectifier...
explain the relationship between the Law of Diffusion and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. What process(s)...
explain the relationship between the Law of Diffusion and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. What process(s) are available to cells to reverse the effects of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics when it comes to molecules entering and exiting cells? Explain.
Using the simplified phase diagram, which substitutes straight lines for the curved lines typical of phase diagrams, write a MATLAB program that takes as input the mass percent of B and the temperature in units of degrees Celsius and returns the phases that may exist under those conditions. The equation of the line dividing the phases must be found in the program using polyfit. The program should produce a formatted output statement to the command window, similar to "For the...
Hi,
can you explain this? It says that even number of phase inversions
mean no phase inversion. In this case, does it mean the example
should have no phase inversion as well? Also, how is there 2 phase
inversions? How would I know which one has phase inversions and
which one does not?
Date 25 oct 19 No 95 L3,3] - Sigmatropic Rearrangement OR. The cope's Rearrangement Cmust use chair con formation) Even number of phase inversion = no phase...
Thermodynamics: Draw Carnot diagram for T-S and P-V for engine heat for T1= 500 K and T2= 300 K.
Plot the Bode diagram and phase diagram for given Transfer Function. Explain why this is a stable/unstable system? 4. 22pts G( s) = 9(S +8)/ ( S+6)(S+20) B) What is the phase Margin and Gain Margin A)
If you can explain each step I would
appreciate it! Thanks.
17. What is T, and T2 if the pulleys are frictionless and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and the table is 0.4, and the coefficient of static friction is 0.5. The table is at 0= 30° above the horizontal. (here you have numbers but you can try this one with variables) M= 3k UK', us 3 kg =M 8 kg =2/3 M
Can
someone please help out with these questions? Thanks.
1. State the First Law of Thermodynamics 2. What are the sign conventions for the heat O and the work W . How is the First Law related to conservation of energy? 4. Define internal energy 5. Does internal energy depend on path, in other words how a system got to the state its in? 6. How does the First Law apply to weight gain? . What is an irreversible process?...
can you calculate and explain why? thanks
A single-phase thyristor rectifier as 50 Hz source. The rectifier delivers a DC voltage of 150 V to a highly inductive depicted in Figure 1 is fed from a 220 V rms, 1. load with a resistive value of 10 Q. SCR, T SCR2 + is Vo SCR3 SCR T Figure 1 (a) for a delay angle component indicating its phase shift with respect to the input voltage v, Sketch the net rectifier...
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