Question 1.) a.) Ammonia at T = -18 C fill a closed container having a specific...
Question 1.)
a.) Ammonia at T = -18 C fill a closed container having a specific internal energy u of 432 kJ/kg. If the ammonia at this state is a vapor, determine the pressure, in bar. If the ammonia is a two-phase liquid–vapor mixture, determine the quality in %.
b.) Using the tables for water determine the specified property
data at the indicated state.
For H2O at p = 185 bar and T = 220 °C,
find h in kJ/kg.
c.) Using the tables for R-134a determine the specified property
data at the indicated state.
For R-134a at p = 10 bar and T = 90.6 °C, find
v in m3/kg.
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a.) Ammonia at T = -18 C fill a closed container having
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