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Exam 2 - 3 Questions on Thermodynamics I with Solutions | ME 20000, Exams of Thermodynamics

Material Type: Exam; Class: Thermodynamics I; Subject: ME-Mechanical Engineering; University: Purdue University - Main Campus; Term: Spring 2007;

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Download Exam 2 - 3 Questions on Thermodynamics I with Solutions | ME 20000 and more Exams Thermodynamics in PDF only on Docsity! ME 200 Spring 2007 Exam 2 Tuesday March 6 * You may use only your own book, your own notes (this includes course instructor notes you have written on) and any quizzes you were given in class. * You may not use any additional material, such as another persons notes, other books, technical papers, solution manuals, old exams, anyone else's homework, etc. «* You must turn off all communications devices before starting this exam, place them under your seat out of sight, and leave them off until you exit the examination room, * You must place all materials, other than your calculator, pencil, eraser, book/notes, and this exam under your seat and not move them until you leave the exam hall for the last time this evening. Recall that this includes any communications devices. * You must interpolate when necessary. You will not obtain full credit if you choose “the closest answer.” * You must follow the problem solution format to obtain full credit. Name: Thermo No; CIRCLE YOUR DIVISION Diy. 1 (830) Div. 2 (1030) Div. 3 (1230) Div. 4 (230) Prof. Sojka Prof. Abraham Dr. Tree Dr. Son Problem Score 1 (34 pts) 2 (46 pts) 3 (20 pts) Total 1. (Part a is worth 12 pts, part b is worth 4 pts, and part is worth 18 pts) A | Ty= 5406 new house is to be heated using a Carnot Q,, = 10500 kd heat pump. The work required to operate W. the heat pump is supplied by a Carnot = E) heat engine. A schematic of the Q& combined heat pump-heat engine system ". is shown at right, losses House T = 25 C Although the heat pump and heat engine are both ideal devices, only 50% of the work produced by the engine is received by the heat pump. Te 25C a. Determine the magnitude of the work produced by the heat engine. Report your answer in kJ. b. Determine the magnitude of the work received by the heat pump. Report your answer in kJ. c. Determine the total amount of heat transferred to the house, by adding the heat transferred from the heat engine to the house to the heat transferred from the heat pump to the house. Report your answer in kd. Ba Cornet Aawiets Qe — Th, (PB sso Og = MPM Oke > (214 +8 } Qe te Gwe] | rose Bl Que - iw es (25123) on ang = Qe” Sep Ga Te (S407) 2 (WR, - Gq = O07 Sq Qegt BABS ET = Apr bi i O.gth hy = OID a Q = Gc, + One =\satos eT
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