Respuesta :
Answer:
The flowrate of water is 0.03556kg/s
Explanation:
Exhaust gases inlet temperature T1=4000C
Water inlet temperature T3=150C Exit Pressure of water as saturated vapor P4=2MPa
Mass flow rate of exhaust gases Heat lost to the surroundings Qgases=32kg/min
Mass flow rate of exhaust gases is 15 times that of the water
Heat exchangers typically involve no work interactions (w = 0) and negligible...

Answer:
a) 5,000K
b) 1740J/s/K
Explanation:
Flow rate of gas,Qg = 32Kg/min; Temperature of gas entering the heat exchanger, Tg1 = 400°C = (273 + 400)K = 673K; acceleration due to gravity = 9.8m/s²
The fiow rate of gas is 15 times that of water, Qw = 32Kg/min/15 = 2.13Kg/min; Temperature of water, Tw = 15°C = (273 + 15)K = 288K
a) Qg/Qw = Tg/Tw, where Tg = Tg2 - Tg1 ( Tg2 = Temperature of gas leaving the heat exchanger
32/2.13 = Tg2 - 673/288
2.13(Tg2 - 673) = 32 X 288
2.13Tg2 - 1435.73 = 9216
∴ Tg2 = 10651.73/2.13 = 5,000K
b) Heat transfer by the water = 2.13Kg/min X 5,000K X 9.8m/s² = 10,651.73 X 9.8m/s² = 104386/60 = 1,740J/s/K