Engineering Thermodynamics
Engineering Thermodynamics
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8 B. T. U.
28. Steam in a steam pipe has pressure of 110. 3 Ibs. Per sq. In. By the gage. A thermometer in the steam registers 385 F. Atmospheric pres- sure is 14. 7 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute. Is the steam superheated, and if superheated how many degrees?
29. Steam at a pressure of 200 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute passes through a throttling calorimeter. After expansion into the calorimeter the tem- perature of this steam is 250 F. And the pressure 15 Ibs. Per sq. In. Abso- lute. What is the quali...ty ? Ans. 0. 965.
30. Steam at a temperature of 325 F. Passes through a throttling calorimeter. In the calorimeter the steam has a pressure of 16 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute and a temperature of 236. 3 F. What is the quality?
Ans. 0. 973.
31. Steam at 150 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute pressure passes through a throttling calorimeter. Assuming that the lowest conditions in the calorim- eter for measuring the quality is 10 F. Superheat and the pressure in the calorimeter is 15 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute, what is the largest percentage of wetness the calorimeter is capable of measuring under the above conditions ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 B. T. U.
28. Steam in a steam pipe has pressure of 110. 3 Ibs. Per sq. In. By the gage. A thermometer in the steam registers 385 F. Atmospheric pres- sure is 14. 7 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute. Is the steam superheated, and if superheated how many degrees?
29. Steam at a pressure of 200 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute passes through a throttling calorimeter. After expansion into the calorimeter the tem- perature of this steam is 250 F. And the pressure 15 Ibs. Per sq. In. Abso- lute. What is the quali...ty ? Ans. 0. 965.
30. Steam at a temperature of 325 F. Passes through a throttling calorimeter. In the calorimeter the steam has a pressure of 16 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute and a temperature of 236. 3 F. What is the quality?
Ans. 0. 973.
31. Steam at 150 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute pressure passes through a throttling calorimeter. Assuming that the lowest conditions in the calorim- eter for measuring the quality is 10 F. Superheat and the pressure in the calorimeter is 15 Ibs. Per sq. In. Absolute, what is the largest percentage of wetness the calorimeter is capable of measuring under the above conditions ?
What to read after Engineering Thermodynamics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ambrose Moyer to read onlineMoreLess
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