Question: Air flows at a steady rate through a horizontal pipe to a partly closed valve. The pipe leaving the valve is enough larger than the

Air flows at a steady rate through a horizontal pipe to a partly
closed valve. The pipe leaving the valve is enough larger than the
entrance pipe that the kinetic-energy change of the air as it flows
through the valve is negligible. The valve and connecting pipes
are well insulated. The conditions of the air upstream from the
valve are 20C and 6 bar , and the downstream pressure is 3 bar. If
(a) Calculate t
the followi
HCl(g):-92
4 HC
(b) Explain
substances.
the flow rate of air is 1mols and if both upstream and
downstream pipes have an inner diameter of 5 cm , what is the
kinetic-energy change of the air and what is its temperature
change? For air, CPik=29.100Jmol and the molar mass is
M=29gmol.
Air flows at a steady rate through a horizontal

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