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Problem Set for Class number 6:
Calc 1 & 2: 6. A stoichiometric problem was solved on the basis of 100 moles dry flue gas (DFG). The given condition at the stack outlet are as follows 780 mmHg, 970 K and the partial pressure is 24 mm Hg. The volume of the wet flue gas is: Given: 100 Moles DFG P=780 mmHg T= 970 K PH20= 24 mmHg Reqd: Total Volume Solution:
x 9 K ( ) +. 46) 46 ol x . 8 V= x = 8.0010 m ≈ 8 m a L 3
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Transpo: 29. In a natural gas pipeline at Station 1 the pipe diameter is 2 ft and the flow conditions are 800 psia, 60o F and 50 ft/s velocity. At station 2, the pipe diameter is 3 ft and the flow conditions are 500 psia, 60 o F. What is the mass flowrate in kg/s Given: Condition 1: Diameter: 2ft Pressure: 800 psia Temperature= 60o F Velocity:50 ft/s
Solution: Simple solution 1: Reqd: Mass flowrate, m
x 6 8 psia x lb . = . x R = 2.2932 m1= m2 m1=
1 A1 V1
m1= 2.2932
lb x π (2ft) x 50 x kg = 163.4369 kg/s 4 s .4 lb
Trial and error solution namalapit sa sagotni Anti :
x 6 (8−4. )psia x . = 2.2511 lb = . x R x 6 (−4. )psia x . = 1.3911 lb = . x R 1
2
Using Bernoulli equation:
(8−4.) x 44 (−4.) x 44 ( )−V = 0 . .9 x .4 V = 49.1645 s lb π kg = 160.4365 kg/s m1= = 2.2511 x (2ft ) x 50 x 4 s .4 lb lb π kg = 219.3465 kg/s m2= = 1.3911 x (3ft ) x 49.1645 x 4 s .4 lb 6.46+9.46 kg/s = 189.8915 kg/s ≈ 184 kg/s mave = 2
Thermo 1: 12. Calculate the pressure in KPa of steam at a temperature of 500 o C and a density of 24 kg/m 3 using the ideal gas law: Given: T= 500 oC
= 24 kg/m3
Reqd: Pressure Solution:
P x 8 kg 24 = 8.4 J x . k
≈
P= 8570.6255 KPa
8570 KPa
Thermo 2: 45. An ideal Rankine cycle with reheat operates the boiler at 3 MPa, the reheater at 1 MPa and the condenser at 50 KPa. The temperature at the boiler and reheater outlets is 350 o C. The boiler and reheaterare fired with a fuel that releases 9000 kJ/kg of heat as it is burned. What is the mass flowrate of the fuel for such a cycle when sized to produce 50 MW of network? Solution: Wnet= 50 MW Thermodynamics of water using Handbook: Condition 1: 3Mpa
SHS, Tsat= 506.8554 K
350oC H1MPa = 3160.9078 KJ/kg
H3MPa = 3114.3190 KJ/ kg
H5MPa = 3067. 7301 KJ/kg S1MPa = 7.3043 KJ/kg K S5MPa = 6.4449 KJ/kg K
S3MPa = 6.8746 KJ/kg K
Condition 2: P2= P3 = 1 MPa
H2= 2190.4960 KK/kg
S1 = S2 = 6.8749 KJ/kg K Condition 3: T1 = T3 = 350 o C
SHS
H3 =3285.9911 KJ/kg
P2 = P3 = 1 MPa , Tsat = 184.3772 oC
S3 = 7.3043 KJ/kg K
Condition 4: P4 =50 KPa
Saturated
SL (1.0869) < 7.3043 < SV (7.6065)
S3 = S4 = 7.3043 KJ/kg K 7.3043 = 1.0869(1-X) + 7.6065 X X = 0.9536 HL = 339.1120 KJ/kg
H4= 339.1120 (1-0.9536) + 2646.7031(0.9536)
HV = 2646.7031 KJ/kg
H4 = 2539.6309 KJ/kg
x x MW x r = 70.8764 Mg/ hr ≈ 70 Mg/ hr Mass flowrate = J 9.69 x x Heat transfer: 41 Calculate the temperature of its inner surface for a day during which the room is maintained at 20 oC while the temperature of the outdoors is -10oC. h1 = 10 W/m2oC ; h2 = 40 W/m2oC Solution: From previous problem: Q=
. x .8 (−T )= 13.9376 ≈. C /+./ o
Momentum Transfer: 14. Calculate the frictional pressure drop across the bed when the volume flow rate of liquid is 1.44 m3/hr. Use Ergun Equation Solution
= 0.5
x r . 4 4 r = 0.01 U= .4 s x 8 . x . Re = . pa s = 4 (−) ρu ∆ P = h{[150u μ(−) 1.75][ ∅ ∅ ]} x . (−.) x . pa s x (−.) 8 . ∆ P = 1 m150 . x . 1.75 .x .
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