Energy and Steam Fundamentals Flashcards

1
Q

Is temperature a measure of heat?

A

no

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2
Q

What happens to all the heat during the evaporation process with the temperature remaining constant?

A

the latent heat is absorbed in providing the energy to bring about the transformation from water to steam

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3
Q

Adding additional heat to saturated steam causes the steam temperature to?

A

Rise

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4
Q

What happens if only 90% of latent heat is provided?

A

Only 90% of the water will be converted into steam, resulting in wet steam with a wetness factor of 10%

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5
Q

Given that steam has a specific heat of 0.5 it requires _____ as much heat input as water to cause a given temperature rise

A

half

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6
Q

Adding additional heat to saturate steam is known as?

A

Superheated steam

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7
Q

What is the temperature of saturated steam at atmospheric pressure?

A

100DegC

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8
Q

What is heat?

A

heat is the quantity that represents energy, the ability to perform work

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9
Q

What is the heat energy required to heat water to steam at 1atm?

A

2257kJ/kg

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10
Q

As the pressure increases what does the boiling point, latent heat and specific volume do?

A

Increases. Latent heat decreases. specific volume does not change

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