Question
A technician needs to determine the amount of energy required to increase the temp. of a vat containing 12 kg of water. The water enters the vat from the water mains at a temp. of 15 deg C. The technician knows that the final temp. required is
90 deg C. How much energy is required?
Show work please.
90 deg C. How much energy is required?
Show work please.
Answers
change in temp = 90 - 15 = 75 deg C
heat in = mass * specific heat * change in temp
= 12 kg * specific heat * 75 deg C
I do not know specific heat in Joules or calories or kilocalories or whatever you are using in your class / kilogram deg C
heat in = mass * specific heat * change in temp
= 12 kg * specific heat * 75 deg C
I do not know specific heat in Joules or calories or kilocalories or whatever you are using in your class / kilogram deg C
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