a) An ideal gas (C P = 30 J/mole) is throttled from 20 bar, 25 C to
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a) An ideal gas (CP = 30 J/mole) is throttled from 20 bar, 25 °C to 1 bar. What is the temperature at the exit?
b) Water is throttled from 20 bar, 25 °C to 1 bar. What is the temperature at the exit? If a vapor-liquid mixture, report the liquid fraction.
c) A vapor-liquid mixture of water containing 50% liquid is throttled from 20 bar to 0.1 bar. What is the temperature at the exit? If a vapor-liquid mixture, report the liquid fraction.
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To solve these problems we can use the principle of conservation of energy for each case The process youre describing is throttling which is an adiaba...View the full answer
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