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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-12-23] [Hit: ]
760 J = 32,174.76 kJThe power rating of heater is 15 kW, that means it will provide 15 kJ of energy every secondAssuming 100% efficiency, we have that no heat is lostTherefore, time required to provide the total energy = (32,......
= 22,570,000 J
Energy required to raise the temperature of steam from 373 K to 400 K = 10 * 1,996 * (400 - 373)
= 538,920 J

Therefore total energy required = 1,538,840 + 3,340,000 + 4,187,000 + 22,570,000 + 538,920
= 32,174,760 J
= 32,174.76 kJ

The power rating of heater is 15 kW, that means it will provide 15 kJ of energy every second

Assuming 100% efficiency, we have that no heat is lost
Therefore, time required to provide the total energy = (32,174.76 / 15)
= 2,145 s
= (2,145 / 60) min
= 35.75 minutes (Answer)

I hope you understand the above working. And I'm sorry for spelling and calculation mistakes, if any.

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Here is the method.

Step 1. Change all temperatures to ºC (you could work in K, but ºC is probably slightly easier)

200K = 200-273 = -73ºC
Freezing/melting point of water = 0ºC
Boiling point of water = 100ºC
400K = 400-273 = 127ºC
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Step 2. Look up the following data if you were not given values. Make sure the values use J and kg.

c1 = specific heat capacity of ice
Lf - specific latent heat of fusion of ice
c2 = specific heat capacity of water
Lv = specific latent heat of vapourisation of water
c3 = specific heat capacity of steam (presumably at atmospheric pressure)
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Step 3. Work out the energy required.

Energy needed to heat ice to melting point = mc1(0 - (-73)) = 73mc1
Energy needed to melt ice = mLf
Energy needed to heat water from melting point to boiling point = mc2(100-0) = 100mc2
Energy needed to turn water to steam = mLv
Energy needed to heat steam to final temperature = mc3(127-100) = 27mc3

To simplify the arithmetic, note 'm' occurs in each expression, so the total energy,E is:,
E = m(73c1 +Lf + 100c2 + Lv +27c3) (in joules)
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Step 4. Find the time.

Since power = energy /time, time = energy /power
Time (in seconds) = E/15000
Convert this to minutes by dividing by 60.

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Heat requirement, W for converting 1o kg of ice at 200 k to steam at 400 K is given by
W = 10*[2108*(273-200) + 80000*4.186+ 4186*(373-273)+540000*4.186+1996*(400-37… J or
W = 32216960 J = 3.22*10^7 J
time required by 15kW heater in minutes = [(3.22*10^7)/(15000*60)] = 35.79966 or 35.8 minutes
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