The pressure of the air in a starting vessel is 40 bar and the temperature is 24 °C. If a fire in the vicinity causes the temperature to rise to 65 °C. Neglect any increase in the volume of the vessel which is 5 liters. Please answer the following a. The thermodynamic process the problem represents b. the pressure, temperature, and volume after the process c. change in internal energy, change in enthalpy and change in entropy d. work nonflow and heat transferred

The pressure of the air in a starting vessel is 40 bar and the temperature is 24 °C. If a fire in the vicinity causes the temperature to rise to 65 °C. Neglect any increase in the volume of the vessel which is 5 liters. Please answer the following a. The thermodynamic process the problem represents b. the pressure, temperature, and volume after the process c. change in internal energy, change in enthalpy and change in entropy d. work nonflow and heat transferred

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