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    This homework assignment asks students to plot the variation of error percentages with respect to temperature for specific properties (v, u, h and s) of compressed liquids when treated as saturated liquids at the given temperature. Students are to apply a general approximation statement and interpret their results.

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    This homework assignment asks students to plot the variation of error percentages with respect to temperature for specific properties (v, u, h and s) of compressed liquids when treated as saturated liquids at the given temperature. Students are to apply a general approximation statement and interpret their results.

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    I.T. U.

    AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL FACULTY


    UCK212E THERMODYNAMICS
    Prof. Dr. Ali Kodal

    Homework 2

    Due Date: March 19, 2019

    1. We have learned the following statement :

    In the absence of compressed liquid data, a general approximation is to treat compressed liquid as
    saturated liquid at the given temperature

    Plot the variations of error percentages with respect to temperature for different pressures due to
    application of this statement for v, u, h and s. Interpret your results.

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