You want to cool your cryogenics experiment by pumping
pressurized liquid nitrogen through it. What is the power needed
for a reversible pump that pressurizes 20 g/s of liquid nitrogen at
77.3 K from 200 kPa to 1MPa? Make appropriate approximations.
A typical specific heat ratio for the hot combustion gases
entering the turbine of a jet engine is 1.25. For the gas constant,
just use the one for air. Assume that the gases enter the turbine
at 640 kPa and 927C, and exit at the ambient pressure of 100 kPa
at a rate of 2 kg/s. Also assume that the specific heat ratio is
constant going through the turbine, and that the turbine is
adiabatic and reversible. Find the exit temperature, power, and
heat flow. Do not compute any volumes, specific or not, when
solving this question.
An reversible isobaric heat exchanger heats a stream of carbon
dioxide at 100 kPa from 300 to 500 K. It takes in heat from a 600 K
reservoir. Find the work required, the heat taken from the
reservoir, and the overall entropy generation.
Do 9.62 in the hardcover, 9.69 in the softcover. Use constant
specific heats. You can write a separate first law for each stream,
and then apply that the heat coming out of the nitrogen is the heat
entering the oxygen. But it is simpler to write one first law for
the entire thing.