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| No Comments The work done on a fluid is the integral of pressure with respect to volume, W=∫p dv. Since we are dealing with a reversible process according to the law pv=25, it follows that v/p^2=constant (1/25). We can then use this information to determine the work done on the fluid.Get the Complete Custom Written Paper Written by Real Humans Who have exceptionally Excelled […]

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| No Comments When steam at a pressure of 7 bar and dryness fraction 0.9 expands in a cylinder down to 1.5 bar and 300oC, the change of internal energy and enthalpy can be calculated by using the first law of thermodynamics.[1] This states that when heat (Q) is added or removed from an isolated system with constant volume (V), then the change in internal […]