Question: STEAM EXERCISE # 1 State 1 : Steam at 6 0 0 psia saturated vapor State 2 : Expanded to 1 4 . 7 psia.

STEAM EXERCISE #1
State 1: Steam at 600 psia saturated vapor
State 2: Expanded to 14.7 psia. The specific volume of the steam at 14.7 psia is 10 times that of
State 1.
Assume that changes in kinetic and potential energy are negligible and there is no heat transfer.
Find:
a. The quality at State 2
b. The change in enthalpy from State 1 to State 2
c. How do you account for (explain) the change in enthalpy from State 1 to State 2?
STEAM EXERCISE #2
State 1: 600 psia saturated liquid (water)
State 2: Heated in constant pressure process to a quality of x=.5
Assume that changes in kinetic and potential energy are negligible and there is no work.
Find:
a. How much heat was added on a BTU/Ibm basis?
b. The enthalpy and specific volume at State 2
STEAM EXERCISE #3
State 1:600 psia saturated liquid (water)
State 2 : Expanded to 10 psia in a constant enthalpy process.
Find:
a. The quality at State 2
STEAM EXERCISE # 1 State 1 : Steam at 6 0 0 psia

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