OR Code No.: 221152 II B.Tech II-Semester Examinations April-May 2003 THERMODYNAMICS (Bio-Medical Engineering)

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Max. Marks: 70 Answer any five questions All questions carry equal marks --Explain about, thermodynamic state, process, path and thermodynamic equilibrium. A mass of 0.2kg of a pure substance at a pressure of 1kg/sq.cm and a temp. of 400C. occupies a volume of 0.15cu.m. Given that the internal energy of the substance is 7.5kcal. Evaluate the specific enthalpy of the substance.

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Write down non-flow energy equation and explain various terms involved in it. The specific internal energy in a given system is initially 600kJ/kg. The system is cooled by removing 100kJ of heat. But internal energy increases to 1000kJ/kg by certain amount of work transfer. Take mass of working fluid as 0.2kg. Find the work transfer.

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The expression giving work done in gas following polytropic compression can not be used for isothermal compression. Explain. A 1.5cu.m tank is filled with air at a pressure of 6bar and a temperature of 1250C. The air is then let off to the atmosphere through a valve. Assuming no heat transfer, determine the work obtainable by utilizing the kinetic energy of the discharge air to run a frictionless turbine. Atmospheric pressure may be assumed as 1 bar.

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Explain thermodynamically the perpetual motion machine of second kind. How does it violate the second law of thermodynamics? Four cum. of air at a pressure of 500 kpa and a temperature of 270C expand reversibly in a cylinder to a pressure of 100 Mpa. The final volume is 20 cu.m. Assume constant specific heat for this process and calculate: i) The heat transferred during the process. ii) the change of entropy during the process.

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Derive an equation that the Heat transfer in polytropic process is rn Q= X polytropic work. r 1 A mass of air has on initial pressure of 1.5MN/m2, volume 0.014m3 and a temperature of 1400C. It is expanded to a final pressure of 275 kN/m2. Determine i) mass of air ii) final temperature. iii) Law of expansion iv). work done v) Heat transfer.

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Code No: 221152 -2OR 6.a) Explain the difference between internal energy and enthoply of wet steam and dry steam. b) Draw the neat sketch of throttling calorimeter and explain the method of finding the dryness fraction of steam. Mention its limitations. Derive an equation to find the air-standard efficiency of diesel cycle. In a diesel cycle the cut-off ratio is 1.75, and the compression ratio is changed from 10 to 15. Find the percentage change in efficiency.

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Answer the following: a) Vapour compression cycle. b) Critical points & triple point. c) Maxwells relations.

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