ME 300 HW Set #2 Date Due: Friday, January 23, 2015 SP3. A supply line, turbine, and tank arrangement is shown below. The steam in the supply line is at a pressure of 15.0 bar and 400˚C. From this supply line, steam flows through a turbine. At the exit of the turbine, the steam flows into a large tank with a volume of 40 m3. Initially, the tank is evacuated. Steam flows from the supply line through the turbine into the tank until the tank pressure is 10.0 bar. The temperature of the steam in the tank at the final condition is measured to be 320˚C. Determine the work done by the turbine during the tank filling process. Assume that the process is adiabatic, and neglect potential and kinetic energy effects. Given: Line : TL 400C , pL 15.0 bar Tank : Initial state 1: evacuated , Vtank 40 m3 Final state 2 : T2 320C , p2 10.0 bar Find: turbine work Wt System Sketch: Assumptions: (1) adiabatic process Q CV 0 (2) (3) (4) (5) neglect potential energy effects neglect kinetic energy effects inlet flow to tank only, no exit flow neglect volume of steam in turbine compared to tank Basic Equations: dECV t dt 1 Q CV WCV 3 2 Vi 2 m i hi g zi 2 i e 3 2 Ve2 m e he g ze 2 4 Solution: Integrating the first law equation over the tank filling process : ECV ECV 2 ECV 1 U 2 mi u2 WCV mi hL WCV mi hL u2 From Table A 4, TL 400C , pL 15.0 bar hL 3255.8 kJ kg T2 320C , p2 10.0 bar v 2 0.2678 m3 kg mi m2,tank tank v2 u2 2826.1 40 m3 149.4 kg m3 0.2678 kg kJ WCV mi hL u2 149.4 kg 3255.8 2826.1 kg WCV 64, 200 kJ kJ kg SP4. A vertical piston-cylinder device initially contains 0.1 m3 of a saturated liquid-vapor mixture (SLVM) of R134a at 20°C and an initial quality of 0.8. At this initial condition, the piston is resting on a stop. The piston-cylinder device is connected to a supply line with superheated R134a at 100°C and a pressure of 16.0 bar. The valve between the supply line and the piston-cylinder device is opened and is left open until the pressure in the piston-cylinder device reaches 12.0 bar. The piston is observed to start moving when the pressure in the cylinder is 8.0 bar and continues to rise until it reaches a second stop. At the second stop, the piston-cylinder volume is 0.2 m3. The final temperature and pressure in the piston-cylinder device are 70°C and 12.0 bar, respectively. Determine the heat transfer to or from the piston-cylinder device for the filling process. pL = 16.0 bar TL = 100ºC p2 = 12.0 bar T2 = 70ºC V2 = 0.3 m3 T1=20ºC x1=0.8 V1=0.1 m3 State 1 Valve State 2 Given: Line : TL 100C , pL 16.0 bar Piston Cylinder : Initial state 1: T1 20C , x1 0.05, V1 0.1 m3 Final state 2 : T2 70C , p2 12.0 bar , V2 0.3 m3 Find: heat transfer QCV Q12 System Sketch: pL = 16.0 bar TL = 100ºC p2 = 12.0 bar T2 = 70ºC V2 = 0.3 m3 T1=20ºC x1=0.8 V1=0.1 m3 State 1 State 2 Valve Assumptions: (1) hi hL during the filling process (2) neglect potential energy effects (3) neglect kinetic energy effects (4) inlet flow to piston-cylinder (PC) system only, no exit flow Basic Equations: Conservation of mass : dmCV t dt dECV t First Law : QCV WCV dt 3 4 m m i i e 3 2 V2 m i hi i g zi 2 i 2 ECV U CV KECV PECV dU CV t QCV WCV m i hi dt 2 WCV p d 1 u1 1 x1 u f x1u g Solution: m i e v1 1 x1 v f x1v g e 3 2 V2 m e he e g ze 2 4 Integrating the consv of mass equation over the process: mCV m2 m1 mi Integrating the consv of energy equation over the process: ECV U 2 U1 m2u2 m1u1 QCV WCV mi hL QCV WCV m2 m1 hL m2u2 m1u1 Calculating the mass in the PC system at the initial and final states: From Tables A-10 and A-12, T1 20C v f 0.8157 103 m3 m3 , v g 0.0358 kg kg v1 1 x1 v f x1v g 0.2 0.8157 103 0.8 0.0358 0.0288 u f 76.80 m3 kg kJ kJ , u g 237.91 kg kg u1 1 x1 u f x1u g 0.2 76.80 0.8 237.91 205.7 T2 70C , p2 12.0 bar TL 70C , pL 16.0 bar kJ kg m3 kJ , u2 275.59 kg kg kJ hL 327.46 kg v 2 0.01947 0.1 m3 V2 0.3 m3 3.47 kg m 15.4 kg 2 m3 m3 v2 0.0288 0.01947 kg kg During the piston-cylinder expansion process, kJ p constant 8.0 bar 800 3 m 2 kJ WCV W12 p dV p V2 V1 800 3 0.3 0.1 m3 160 kJ 1 m m1 V1 v1 QCV WCV m2 m1 hL m2u2 m1u1 160 kJ 15.4 3.47 kg 327.46 kJ 15.4 kg 275.59 kJ 3.47 kg 205.7 kJ QCV 216 kJ
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