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Fluid enters a device at 4 m/s and leaves it at 2 m/s. If there is no change in the PE of tihe flow, and there is no heat and (non-flow) work across boundaries of the device, what is the increase in specific enthalpyof the fluid (hg-hi) in kJ/kg? Assume steady state operation of the device.

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Answer:


h_2-h_1=6* 10^(-3)(KJ)/(Kg)

Step-by-step explanation:

Now from first law for open system


h_1+(V_1^2)/(2)+Q=h_2+(V_2^2)/(2)+w

Here given Q=0 ,w=0

So
h_1+(V_1^2)/(2)=h_2+(V_2^2)/(2)


V_1=4 m/s,V_2=2 m/s


h_1+(4^2)/(2000)=h_2+(2^2)/(2000)


h_2-h_1=6* 10^(-3)

So increase in specific enthalpy


h_2-h_1=6* 10^(-3)(KJ)/(Kg)

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