unknown pressure. When the tank is cooled isochorically to 150°C at second state (state-2), the vapor starts condensing. Since the tank is not insulated, further heat loss occurred isobarically until all the water vapor in the tank turns to liquid at final state (state-3). (iv) Estimate the pressure, specific volume, and the enthalpy at its initial state; (v) Determine the pressure, specific volume, and enthalpy at state-3; and (vi) Sketch the process from initial to final state on a T-v diagram complete with the saturation line. Plot the point and pressure curve for each state, and show their axis values on the diagram. Describe the phases of each state in the calculations.

unknown pressure. When the tank is cooled isochorically to 150°C at second state (state-2), the vapor starts condensing. Since the tank is not insulated, further heat loss occurred isobarically until all the water vapor in the tank turns to liquid at final state (state-3). (iv) Estimate the pressure, specific volume, and the enthalpy at its initial state; (v) Determine the pressure, specific volume, and enthalpy at state-3; and (vi) Sketch the process from initial to final state on a T-v diagram complete with the saturation line. Plot the point and pressure curve for each state, and show their axis values on the diagram. Describe the phases of each state in the calculations.

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