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ENGR 2010 Sec 4 Thermo I- HW 4 Page 1 of1 Student Name: Student ID: (Type First

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ENGR 2010 Sec 4 Thermo I- HW 4 Page 1 of1 Student Name: Student ID: (Type First Name Last Name) Type Student ID) uao-cinder device i iniayeo Problem 4-1 (16 points). Calculate the work when the system has moving boundary The volume of 1 kg of helium in a piston-cylinder device is initially 5 m2. Now helium is compressed to 2 m3 while its pressure is maintained constant at 180 kPa. (a) (2 points) Draw the process on a P-v diagram and clearly indicate the initial state 1 and the final state 2 on your diagram and the direction of the process (use an arrow to show the direction). (b) (2 points) determine the initial and final temperatures of helium, in K, and (c) (2 points) calculate the work required to compress it, in k. (The gas constant of heli is RHe 2.0769 kJ/kg-K). wthe direction)

Explanation / Answer

AnsweR--mass of helium(m)=1kg

Molecular mass of helium =4.003grams/mole

No of moles present in1 kg of ice=1000g/(4.003grams/mole)

n=1000/4.003=249.8moles

Ilitial volume(v1)=5m^3

Final volume(v2)=2m^3

Pressure(p)=180*10^3pa

T1,T2 are the initial and final temperatures

At constant pressure (v1/v2)=(T1/T2)

T1/T2=5/2

From ideal gas equation

PV1=nRT1. Here R=8.314j/mol kelvin

T1=(180*10^3*5)/(249.8*8.314)

=433.35kelvin

T2=(2/5)T1

=(0.4*433.35)

T2 =173.34kelvin

Work required to do this is=pressure *change in volume

=180*10^3*(5_2)pa m^3

=540kilojoule

=540kJ