One of the most important points on a phase diagram is the triple point, where g
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Question
One of the most important points on a phase diagram is the triple point, where gas, liquid, and solid phases all can exist at once. What are the coordinates ( Ttriple, ptriple) of the triple point of ammonia in the diagram?
Express your answer as an ordered pair. Determine the temperature to the nearest 5 K and the pressure to one significant digit.
Part A
What is the rate of heat input to the plant?
Part B
The plant burns anthracite coal, which has a heat of combustion of 2.65×107J/kg. How much coal does the plant use per day, if it operates continuously?
Part C
At what rate is heat ejected into the cool reservoir, which is the nearby river?
Part D
The river's temperature is 18.0 C before it reaches the power plant and 18.6 C after it has received the plant's waste heat. Calculate the river's flow rate, in cubic meters per second.
Part E
By how much does the river's entropy increase each second?
Explanation / Answer
since figure is not given
you can find coordinates of triple point like this
P-triple point = move horizontally from triple point to the y-axis
T-triple point= move vertically down from triple point to x-axis
PartA
energy= m*c*delT
rate of heat input = energy /time
Part B b
thermal efficiency = not given .let it be 'n'
power = notr given = W
efficiency(n) = W/(m*heat of combustion )
m= mass of coal uses per day
m = W/ (n *heat of combustion)
heat of combustion = 2.65 *10^7 J/kg
substitute all values and find m
Part C
heat ejected , Qloss
Qin= W/n
Qloss = Qin - W
find Qloss by substitutng all values Qin and W
Part D
Qloss = Qw(after recieving the waste)
Qloss = mw *c *delT
find mw
mw = Qloss/(c*delT)
Qloss found in part C
so find mw
PartE
delS= mw *c * ln(Tf/Ti)
substitute all values and find delS
Note : data given is partially incomplete ..value of efficiency should be given and power should be given..so had written all the possible formulas.
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