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What is the final temperature of steam that is compressed from 4 MPa and 300C to 9 MPa isentropically?
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Probably the easiest of thermodynamic problems to solve, as this one only requires the use of steam tables and interpolation to solve. Entropy (s) at 4 MPa and 300 C = 6.3639 kJ/kg*K. Now use the steam tables at 9 MPa and s = 6.3639 kJ/kg.
At 9 MPa and 400 C s = 6.2876, and at 450 C s = 6.4872. So the correct temperature falls between the two values. Using linear interpolation, we find that the correct temperature is approximately 419 C.
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