Thermodynamics: How do you solve this certain problem? Please show the step by step solution please = 3006.3 kJ/kg, Vị = 0.1372 m/kg,1. If 2 kg of steam at 18 bar and 290 °C (h,S1 = 6.78 kJ/kg. °C), undergo a constant pressure process until the quality becomes50% (h2 = 2220 kJ/kg, v2 = 0.075 m²/kg, S2= 5.18 kJ/kg. °C). FindW,AH,Q,AU, and AS: (a) if the process is nonflow; (b) if the process is steady flowwith AK = 0. Draw the T-S sketch of the process.

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Thermodynamics: How do you solve this certain problem? Please show the step by step solution please

= 3006.3 kJ/kg, Vị = 0.1372 m/kg,
1. If 2 kg of steam at 18 bar and 290 °C (h,
S1 = 6.78 kJ/kg. °C), undergo a constant pressure process until the quality becomes
50% (h2 = 2220 kJ/kg, v2 = 0.075 m²/kg, S2= 5.18 kJ/kg. °C). Find
W,AH,Q,AU, and AS: (a) if the process is nonflow; (b) if the process is steady flow
with AK = 0. Draw the T-S sketch of the process.

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