Exercise II in EES

File:StepByStepExampleII.
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{A two-phase, liquid-vapor mixture of H2O, initially at x=30% and a pressure of

100 kPa, is contained in a piston-cylinder assembly. The mass of the piston is
10 kg, and its diameter is 15 cm. The pressure of the surroundings is 100 kPa.
As the water is heated, the pressure inside the cylinder remains constant until
the piston hits the stops. Heat transfer to the water continues at constant
volume until the pressure is 150 kPa. Friction between the piston and the
cylinder wall and kinetic and potential energy effects are negligible. For the
overall process of the water, determine the work and heat transfer, each in kJ}
fluido$='water';
x_1=0,3;
P_1=100[kPa];
D=15*convert(cm;m);
L_Total=8*convert(cm;m);
L_1=2*convert(cm;m);
L_2=L_Total-L_1;
{L_2=6*convert(cm;m);}
"State 1"
u_1=IntEnergy(fluido$;P=P_1;x=x_1);
v_1=Volume(fluido$;P=P_1;x=x_1);
T_1=T_sat(fluido$;P=P_1);
A=(pi#*D**2)/4;
Vol_1=A*L_1;
m=Vol_1/v_1;
"State 2"
{upsilon_3=v_1;}
v_2=v_1;
P_2=105,5[kPa];
x_2=Quality(fluido$;P=P_2;v=v_2)
T_2=Temperature(fluido$;P=P_2;x=x_2);
u_2=IntEnergy(fluido$;P=P_2;x=x_2);
"State 3"
Vol_3= Vol_1 + A*L_2;
v_3=Vol_3/m;
P_3=P_2;
u_3=IntEnergy(fluido$;P=P_3;v=v_3);
T_3=Temperature(fluido$;P=P_3;v=v_3);
"State 4"
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P_4=150[kPa];
v_4=v_3;
u_4=IntEnergy(fluido$;P=P_4;v=v_4);
T_4=Temperature(fluido$;P=P_4;v=v_4);
"Work"
W_23=P_2*m*(v_3-v_2);
"Heat"
Q_12=m*(u_2 - u_1);
Q_23=m*(u_3 - u_2) + W_23;
Q_34=m*(u_4 - u_1);
{B1=11;
TT1=11;}
{T_x=Temperature(fluido$;P=P_3;v=v_x);}
fluido$ = 'water'
x 1 = 0,3
P 1 = 100 [kPa]
m
D = 15 · 0,01 ·
cm
m
L Total = 8 · 0,01 ·
cm
m
L1 = 2 · 0,01 ·
cm
L 2 = L Total – L 1
State 1
u 1 = u fluido$ ; P = P 1 ; x = x 1
v 1 = v fluido$ ; P = P 1 ; x = x 1
T 1 = T sat fluido$ ; P = P 1
2
3,142 · D
A =
4
Vol 1 = A · L 1
Vol 1
m =
v1
State 2
v2 = v1
P 2 = 105,5 [kPa]
x 2 = x fluido$ ; P = P 2 ; v = v 2
T 2 = T fluido$ ; P = P 2 ; x = x 2
u 2 = u fluido$ ; P = P 2 ; x = x 2
State 3
Vol 3 = Vol 1 + A · L 2
Vol 3
v3 =
m
P3 = P2
u 3 = u fluido$ ; P = P 3 ; v = v 3
T 3 = T fluido$ ; P = P 3 ; v = v 3
State 4
P 4 = 150 [kPa]
v4 = v3
u 4 = u fluido$ ; P = P 4 ; v = v 4
T 4 = T fluido$ ; P = P 4 ; v = v 4
Work
W 23 = P2 · m · v3 – v2
Heat
Q 12 = m · u2 – u1
Q 23 = m · u3 – u2 + W 23
Q 34 = m · u4 – u1
SOLUTION
Unit Settings: SI C kPa kJ mass deg
A = 0,01767 [m2] D = 0,15 [m] fluido$ = 'water'
L1 = 0,02 [m] L2 = 0,06 [m] LTotal = 0,08 [m]

m = 0,0006943 [kg] P1 = 100 [kPa] P2 = 105,5 [kPa]
P3 = 105,5 [kPa] P4 = 150 [kPa] Q12 = 0,02576 [kJ]
Q23 = 1,201 [kJ] Q34 = 1,324 [kJ] T1 = 99,63 [C]
T2 = 101,1 [C] T3 = 195 [C] T4 = 390 [C]
u1 = 1044 [kJ/kg] u2 = 1081 [kJ/kg] u3 = 2650 [kJ/kg]
u4 = 2951 [kJ/kg] Vol1 = 0,0003534 [m3] Vol3 = 0,001414 [m3]
v1 = 0,509 [m3/kg] v2 = 0,509 [m3/kg] v3 = 2,036 [m3/kg]
v4 = 2,036 [m3/kg] W 23 = 0,1119 [kPa-m3] x1 = 0,3 [-]
x2 = 0,3154
No unit problems were detected.

EES suggested units (shown in purple) for A m P_2 P_3 P_4 Q_12 .
Parametric Table: Table 2 Line

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Run 2 101,1 0,5244
Run 3 101,1 0,5398
Run 4 101,1 0,5553
Run 5 101,1 0,5707
Run 6 101,1 0,5861
Run 7 101,1 0,6015
Run 8 101,1 0,617
Run 9 101,1 0,6324
Run 10 101,1 0,6478
Run 11 101,1 0,6632
Run 12 101,1 0,6787
Run 13 101,1 0,6941
Run 14 101,1 0,7095
Run 15 101,1 0,7249
Run 16 101,1 0,7404
Run 17 101,1 0,7558
Run 18 101,1 0,7712
Run 19 101,1 0,7866
Run 20 101,1 0,8021
Run 21 101,1 0,8175
Run 22 101,1 0,8329
Run 23 101,1 0,8483
Run 24 101,1 0,8638
Run 25 101,1 0,8792
Run 26 101,1 0,8946
Run 27 101,1 0,91
Run 28 101,1 0,9255
Run 29 101,1 0,9409
Run 30 101,1 0,9563
Run 31 101,1 0,9717
Run 32 101,1 0,9872
Run 33 101,1 1,003
Run 34 101,1 1,018
Run 35 101,1 1,033
Run 36 101,1 1,049
Run 37 101,1 1,064
Run 38 101,1 1,08

Tx vx
Run 39 101,1 1,095

Run 40 101,1 1,111
Run 41 101,1 1,126
Run 42 101,1 1,141
Run 43 101,1 1,157
Run 44 101,1 1,172
Run 45 101,1 1,188
Run 46 101,1 1,203
Run 47 101,1 1,219
Run 48 101,1 1,234
Run 49 101,1 1,249
Run 50 101,1 1,265
Run 51 101,1 1,28
Run 52 101,1 1,296
Run 53 101,1 1,311
Run 54 101,1 1,326
Run 55 101,1 1,342
Run 56 101,1 1,357
Run 57 101,1 1,373
Run 58 101,1 1,388
Run 59 101,1 1,404
Run 60 101,1 1,419
Run 61 101,1 1,434
Run 62 101,1 1,45
Run 63 101,1 1,465
Run 64 101,1 1,481
Run 65 101,1 1,496
Run 66 101,1 1,512
Run 67 101,1 1,527
Run 68 101,1 1,542
Run 69 101,1 1,558
Run 70 101,1 1,573
Run 71 101,1 1,589
Run 72 101,1 1,604
Run 73 102,9 1,62
Run 74 106,2 1,635
Run 75 109,5 1,65
Run 76 112,9 1,666
Run 77 116,2 1,681
Run 78 119,6 1,697
Run 79 123 1,712
Run 80 126,4 1,728
Run 81 129,8 1,743
Run 82 133,1 1,758
Run 83 136,5 1,774
Run 84 139,9 1,789
Run 85 143,4 1,805
Run 86 146,8 1,82
Run 87 150,2 1,835
Run 88 153,6 1,851
Run 89 157 1,866
Run 90 160,5 1,882
Run 91 163,9 1,897

Tx vx
Run 92 167,4 1,913

Run 93 170,8 1,928
Run 94 174,2 1,943
Run 95 177,7 1,959
Run 96 181,1 1,974
Run 97 184,6 1,99
Run 98 188 2,005
Run 99 191,5 2,021
Run 100 195 2,036
Water
700
600 150 kPa
500
State 4
400
T [°C]
100 kPa
300
200 State 3
105,5 kPa State 2
100
0,05 0,1 0,2 0,5
0
0,0010000 0,010000 0,10000 1,00000 10,000 100,00 500,00

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v [m /kg]

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EES 03/04/2020 17:44:32 Page 1

{A two-phase, liquid-vapor mixture of H2O, initially at x=30% and a pressure of

L1 = 0,02 [m] L2 = 0,06 [m] LTotal = 0,08 [m]

No unit problems were detected.

Parametric Table: Table 2 Line

Run 1 101,1 0,509

Parametric Table: Table 2 Line

Run 39 101,1 1,095

Parametric Table: Table 2 Line

Run 92 167,4 1,913

600 150 kPa

0,0010000 0,010000 0,10000 1,00000 10,000 100,00 500,00

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