Saturday, August 14, 2021

A gas is flowing through a horizontal pipe which is having an area of cross-section as 40cm240cm2, where the pressure is 40N/cm240N/cm2 and temperature is 15∘C15∘C. At another section, the area of cross section is 20cm220cm2 and pressure is 30N/cm230N/cm2 (gauge). If the mass rate of flow of gas through the pipe is 0.5 kg/s. Find the velocities of gas at these sections, assuming an isothermal change. R=292N−m/kg−KR=292N−m/kg−K and atmospheric pressure =10N/cm2=10N/cm2

 A gas is flowing through a horizontal pipe which is having an area of cross-section as 

40cm2, where the pressure is 40N/cm2 and temperature is 15C. At another section, the area of cross section is 20cm2 and pressure is 30N/cm2 (gauge). If the mass rate of flow of gas through the pipe is 0.5 kg/s. Find the velocities of gas at these sections, assuming an isothermal change. R=292Nm/kgK and atmospheric pressure =10N/cm2


Solution: 

Given:

For section 1:

Temperature, t1=15C

Absolute temp, T1=15+273=288K

Area, A1=40cm=40×104m2

Pressure, P1=40N/cm2 (gauge)

P1=40+10=50N/cm2 (absolute)

P1=50×104N/m2


For section 2:

Area, A2=20cm=20×104m2

Pressure, P2=30N/cm2 (gauge)

P2=30+10=40N/cm2 (absolute)

P2=40×104N/m2

Gas constant, R=292Nm/kgK

P1ρ1=RT1

ρ1=P1RT1

ρ1=50×104292×288

ρ1=5.945kg/m3


Mass rate of flow =ρ1A1V1=0.5

0.5=5.945×40×104×V1

V1=0.55.945×40×104

V1=21.02m/s

For isothermal process, temperature is constant and hence temperature at section 2 is also 288K.

T2=288K

P2ρ2=RT2

ρ2=P2RT2

ρ2=40×104292×288

ρ2=4.756kg/m3


Therefore, mass rate of flow = ρ2A2V2=0.5

0.5=ρ2A2V2

V2=0.54.756×20×104

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