1. A tank 7” in diameter and 2.
9 feet high
contains propane at 19 kgf/cm^2 and 315 K.
After some of the propane is used, the pressure
dropped to 1 MPa and 530 R. What % of the
original mass was used?
2. Find the specific gas constant in kJ/kg-K of 5
lbs of an ideal gas which occupies a volume of
1 m^3 at 50°C when the gauge reading is 10 kPa.
3. A gaseous mixture has a pressure of 120 kPa and
a volume of 15 m^3 at 15°C. It contains the
following: Gas A with a mole fraction of 20%,
Gas B with a mole fraction of 60%, Gas C with a
mole fraction of 5% and Gas D with a mole
fraction of 15%. Find the pressure of Gas A in
BTU/ft^3.
4. For the below figure, find the pressure
difference between A and B in kPa
5. Air (Cp=1.0045 kJ/kg-K) undergoes an isobaric
process from 0.5 barrels to 0.5 gallons find
the change in entropy in BTU/lb-R
6. Find change in enthalpy in kJ/kg from 10°C to
90°F if the constant pressure specific heat
capacity of dry air is governed by the
equation:
Cp=0.99403 + (1.671x10^-4)T
+ (9.7215x10^-8)T^2 – (9.5838x10^-11)T^3
+ (1.952x10^-14)T^4 kJ/kg-K where T is in
Kelvin
7. The work required to compress a gas with mw =
29.9475 lb/pmol according to PV^2.79 is
69001.325 Joules. If there is no flow find the
change in internal energy in KiloJoules if cv=
0.59 kJ/kg°C.
8. A system intakes gases points A and B then
releases it at C, the work done by the system
is 252 J. Find the heat lost/gained in BTU of
the system for the below data:
Point A:
U=84 BTU specific volume= 8.4 m^3/kg
v=84 m/s P=1.84 psig m = 1.50 kg
Point B:
U=112 J specific volume= 11.2 m^3/kg
v=112 m/sP=0.28 psig m = 2.0 kg
Point C:
U=1960 BTU specific volume = 3.5 m^3/kg
v=35 m/s P=3.5 psig m = 3.500 kg
9. A tank 7” in diameter and 2.9 feet high
contains propane at 19 kgf/cm^2 and 315 K.
After some of the propane is used, the pressure
dropped to 1 MPa and 530 R. What % of the
original mass was used?
10. What is the molar volume in liters of helium at
STP? (T = 0°C or 273.15 K, P=101.325 kPa)
11. A gaseous mixture has a pressure of 100 kPa and
a volume of 15 m^3 at 15°C. It contains the
following: Gas A with a mole fraction of 15%,
Gas B with a mole fraction of 55%, Gas C with a
mole fraction of 5% and Gas D with a mole
fraction of 15%. Find the pressure of Gas A in
BTU/ft^3.
12. For the below figure, find the pressure
difference between A and B in psi
13. Air (Cp=1.0045 kJ/kg-K) undergoes an isobaric
process from 1.5 bbl to 0.62 ft^3 find the
change in entropy in ft-lb/lb-R
14. Find change in enthalpy in kJ/kg from 10°C to
90°F if the constant pressure specific heat
capacity of dry air is governed by the
equation:
Cp=0.99304 + (1.617x10^-4)T
+ (9.7251x10^-8)T^2 – (9.538x10^-11)T^3
+ (1.962x10^-14)T^4.5 kJ/kg-K where T is in
Kelvin
15. The work required to compress a gas with mw =
30.95 lb/pmol according to PV^1.87 is 96001.325
Joules. If there is no flow find the change in
enthalpy in KiloJoules if cv= 0.61 kJ/kg°C and
k=1.4.
16. A system intakes gases at points A and B then
releases it at C, the work done by the system
is 252 J. Find the heat lost/gained in BTU of
the system for the below data:
Point A:
U=84 J specific volume= 8.4 m^3/kg
v=84 m/s P=1.84 psig
m = 1.50 kg
Point B:
U=112 J specific volume= 11.2 m^3/kg
v=112 m/s P=0.28 psig
m = 2.0 kg
Point C:
U=1960 kJ specific volume = 3.5 m^3/kg
v=35 m/s P=3.5 psig
m = 3.500 kg
17. A monoatomic gas increases its temperature from
10°C to 50°C in an isobaric process. Find the
increase in entropy in kJ/kmol-K.
18. A tank with a radius of 197.818 mm and height
of 1150 mm contains helium at 60°F 100kPaa.
Find the Pressure of gas inside if 100 grains
of helium is removed from the tank