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    The document summarizes a physics problem involving the heat transfer during a three process cycle of a closed gas system. The initial state and properties during each process are given. In the first process, the gas is compressed at constant pressure from 14.7 to 290 psia. The heat transfer for this first process and the last process that returns the system to its initial state must be calculated using the first law of thermodynamics and given property changes.

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    Chapter ill - CONSERVATION OF MASS AND ENERGY

    Problem *3.37

    A closed system containing a gas undergoes a cycle composed of three processes.


    The system's initial state is at 14.7 psia, 53.0 ft', anq an internal energy of 540 Btu.
    The gas is compressed according to pV = C until the pressure is 290 psia and the
    internal energy is 723 Btu. The next process is constant volume and the heat loss is
    160 Btu. In the final process returning the system to the initial state the work is
    41300 ft-lbf. Determine the heat transfer for first and last processes.

    Given: A gas undergoes a 3-process cycle. The processes are given as well as
    information about the heat and work for the processes.

    Find: The heat transfer in process 1-2 and process 3-1.

    Sketch & Given Data:

    u, = 5"70 8 lu
    U2- .:. 72. 95 8+v

    (yi-J : - /foO f$f\J


    v-J,-, = 41 '300 ,f-t/,hf
    \4,11
    .3

    Assumptions: 1) The system is closed.

    2) Neglect changes in kinetic and potential energies.

    Analysis: Calculate the heat transfer for process 1-2. From the first law

    a = au + aKE + ME + w

    3-162

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