How to practice concept:joule-thomson-coefficient

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Question 104

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It is given that:

and

. Here

is the mass specific enthalpy,

is the mass specific volume,

is the volume expansivity, and

is the mass specific heat capacity at constant pressure.

and

represent the temperature and the pressure, respectively. The inversion temperature is the temperature at which the Joule-Thomson coefficient,

, goes to zero.
Consider a fluid with properties:

m

/kg,

kJ/kg-K, and

1/K;
The inversion temperature (in K) for the fluid is ________ (rounded off to two decimal places).

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Question 98

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The general relation among the properties

,

and

at any state point can be expressed as

. If

,

and

are continuous functions and

,

is the Joule-Thomson coefficient, then

is
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Question 13

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A gas obeys the following equation of state:

where

is molar volume, and

,

are constants with values

J.K/Pa

.kmol and

m

/kmol. Take

kJ/kmol.K. At 10 bar and 500 K, the value of the Joule-Thomson coefficient (in K/Pa) is
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