2. B]5 kg of wet steam of dryness fraction 0.8, passes from a boiler to a superheater at a constant pressure of 1MPa absolute. In the superheater the temperature increases to 350oC. Determine the amount of heat supplied in the superheater. The specific heat of super-heated steam Cps = 2.25 KJ/KgK.
Given:
Wet steam = mw= (mf+mg) = 5kg
Dryness fraction = x = 0.8
Temperature of Superheated steam = Tsup =3500c
Specific heat of Superheated steam = Cps = 2.25 KJ/KgK
Pressure = 1mg = 1 × 106 p but 1 bar = 105 pascal
So, P = 10bar
From Steam table A1 at P =10bar:
Saturated steam = Tsat = 179.83oc
Specific enthalpy of saturated water = hf = 762.6 KJ/Kg
Latent heat of steam = hfg = 2013.6 KJ/Kg
Specific enthalpy of dry saturated steam = hg = 2776.2 KJ/Kg
Amount of heat added in Superheated = ( hsup – h )
we know that the steam coming out of boiler is wet steam hence
h = ( hf + x hfg ) KJ/Kg
h = 762.6 + 0.8 × 2013.6
h = 2373.48 KJ/Kg
after heat addition the temperature is increase to superheated temperature that Tsup = 350oc
hsup = hg + Cps ( Tsup – Tsat )
hsup = 2776.2 + 2. 25 (350 – 179.83 )
hsup = 3159.08 KJ/Kg
Amount of heat Supply = ( hsup – h )
Amount of heat Supply = 3159.08 – 2373.48
Amount of heat Supply = 785.5 KJ/Kg
Therefor amount of heat added for 5Kg of Steam = 785.5 × 5
amount of heat added for 5Kg of Steam = 3927.5 KJ