Water flowing at 950,000 liters/min enters a pump in a power plant at 150 C and 0.5
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Water flowing at 950,000 liters/min enters a pump in a power plant at 150° C and 0.5 MPa. The pump increases the water pressure to 10 MPa (v = 0.063 m3/kg).
Determine
(a) The mass flow rate (kg/hr),
(b) The volume flow rate at discharge (liters/min),
(c) The temperature change across the pump (°C),
(d) The enthalpy change across the pump (kJ/kg).
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To solve this problem we will use the conservation of mass and energy principles along with the properties of water at different conditions Given Mass flow rate of water 950000 Lmin Inlet conditions T...View the full answer
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Thermodynamics Concepts And Applications
ISBN: 9781107179714
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Authors: Stephen R. Turns, Laura L. Pauley
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