What is the t after the compressor


Problem

The phenol in Problem 13.154 is used in a gasturbine cycle where we need the heating value (or the negative of the enthalpy of combustion at the temperature after the compressor).

a. What is the T after the compressor, assuming a simple adiabatic compression from 100 kPa to 1.2 MPa?

b. Find HRP = HP - HR, both at that T, except that phenol is liquid at 100?C.

Problem 13.154

Phenol, C6H5OH (M = 94.11 kg/kmol, CP = 1.7 kJ/kg-K), is used in a combustion process being burned with stoichiometric air. The reactants are supplied at 1.21 MPa, the air at T0 and the phenol as liquid at 100oC. Enough heat transfer, Q1, takes place after the combustion so that the products reach 1500 K. After the heat transfer the products are send through a turbine, where they expand to 120 kPa.

a. Find the heat transfer, Q1 (kJ/kmol fuel).

b. Find the enthalpy of formation of the fuel as vapor.

c. Find the specific turbine work output, W (kJ/kmol fuel).

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