A rigid, sealed container of R134a initially at -30°C and 40% quality is placed inside a...

A rigid, sealed container of R134a initially at -30°C and 40% quality is placed inside a room so that it heats up at 5°C/hr. If there is 3 kg of R134a in the container, determine:

a) The volume of the container

answer must be 0.2723 m3

b) The specific volume of the vapour when the R134a finishes converting into a gas

answer must be 0.09075 m3/kg

c) The pressure when all the R134a has finished converting into a gas

answer must be 222.8 kPa

d) The energy required to turn all the R134a into a gas

answer must be 399.6 kJ

e) How long it will take for all the R134a to become a gas

answer must be 4.52 hrs

Expert Solution

samet mamat answered 2 years ago

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