Air is flowing in a 10-cm-constant diameter pipe at 50 m/s. At section 1 the temperature and
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i) Neglecting the kinetic energy change,
ii) By including the kinetic energy change. Comment as to the importance of including the kinetic energy change. (Potential energy changes are ignored unless elevation changes are included.)
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State 1 V 1 50 ms T 1 60oC 333 K P 1 400 kPa State 2 T 2 300oC 573 K P 2 380 kPa We get the ...View the full answer
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Thermodynamics for Engineers
ISBN: ?978-1133112860
1st edition
Authors: Kenneth A. Kroos, Merle C. Potter
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