IZhO 2012, Теория — Задача 2. Adventures of a piston

VIII International Zhautykov Olympiad/Theoretical Competition — THEORETICAL COMPETITION, January 17, 2012 · 17 януари 2012 г. · 10 т.

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Условие

An open cylindrical vessel of the height H=30.0 cmH = 30.0\ \mathrm{cm} and cross-sectional area S=50.0 cm2S = 50.0\ \mathrm{cm^2} is filled with the air under the normal conditions, i.e. at the atmospheric pressure p0=1.01×105 Pap_0 = 1.01\times 10^5\ \mathrm{Pa} and the temperature T0=273 KT_0 = 273\ \mathrm{K}. A thin heavy piston of mass M=50.0 kgM = 50.0\ \mathrm{kg} is gently inserted into the vessel. The vessel wall and the piston are made of the material that conducts heat very poorly. Assume that air is an ideal diatomic gas with an average molar mass μ=29.0 g/mol\mu = 29.0\ \mathrm{g/mol}, the acceleration of gravity is g=9.80 m/s2g = 9.80\ \mathrm{m/s^2}, and the universal gaseous constant is equal to R=8.31 J/(mol⋅K)R = 8.31\ \mathrm{J/(mol\cdot K)}. Heat capacities of the piston and the vessel, as well as the friction between the walls and the piston, are to be completely ignored.

An open cylinder of height H with a piston at the top labelled piston, atmosphere above it and air inside; dashed outlines show the piston at height H1,2.

The piston is released. The process of transition to final equilibrium consists of two consecutive stages. During the first stage the piston oscillates such that the corresponding gas processes cannot be considered quasistatic. Because of this, the piston oscillations are damped, that is the mechanical energy is dissipated. Assume that a half of the dissipated energy is transferred to the gas under the piston and the other half is given to the atmosphere. At this stage you can also neglect the thermal conductivities of the vessel and the piston. After the oscillations have vanished, the piston stops at some height H1H_1.

The second stage appears to be quite slow, that is during some long period of time the piston achieves its final equilibrium position at some height H2H_2.

2.1 What is the air pressure p1p_1 in the vessel at the end of the first stage? Express your answer in terms of the atmospheric pressure p0p_0, the adiabatic exponent γ\gamma and the parameter α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate the numerical value of p1p_1. [0,5 т.]

2.2 What is the temperature T1T_1 at the end of the first stage? Express your answer in terms of T0T_0, γ\gamma and α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate the numerical value of T1T_1. [1,5 т.]

2.3 Find the height H1H_1. Express your answer in terms of HH, γ\gamma and α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate the numerical value of H1H_1. [0,5 т.]

2.4 What is the air pressure p2p_2 in the vessel at the end of the second stage? Express your answer in terms of p0p_0 and α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate the numerical value of p2p_2. [0,5 т.]

2.5 What is the temperature T2T_2 at the end of the second stage? [0,5 т.]

2.6 Find the height H2H_2. Express your answer in terms of HH and α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate the numerical value of H2H_2. [0,5 т.]

2.7 Find the frequency ω\omega of small oscillations around the equilibrium position H2H_2 of the piston, assuming that the process is quasistatic and adiabatic. Express your answer in terms of gg, HH, γ\gamma and α=Mg/p0S\alpha = Mg/p_0S. Calculate numerical value of ω\omega. [2 т.]

At the end of the second stage, a great number of small holes are made in the bottom of the vessel whose total cross-sectional area is SO=5.00×10−4 cm2S_O = 5.00\times 10^{-4}\ \mathrm{cm^2}. The size of each hole is much smaller than the mean free flight path of air molecules. After some time the piston starts to move with the constant velocity uu.

It is known that the average number of molecules N‾\overline{N} hitting the unit of surface area per unit of time is equal to

N‾=14nvˉ,(1)\overline{N} = \frac{1}{4}n\bar{v}, \qquad (1)

where vˉ=8RT/πμ\bar{v} = \sqrt{8RT/\pi\mu} is the so-called average thermal velocity of molecules, and nn stands for the number density.

The average kinetic energy of translational motion of molecules passing through the holes is

W‾=2kBT,(2)\overline{W} = 2k_BT, \qquad (2)

where kBk_B is the Boltzmann constant.

Assuming that the heat flow through the walls of the vessel and the piston is completely negligible, answer the following questions:

2.8 The steady air pressure under the piston has the form p3=Af(α)p_3 = Af(\alpha), where AA is a constant that depends on p0p_0, while f(α)f(\alpha) is a function of α\alpha. Find AA and f(α)f(\alpha). Calculate the numerical value of p3p_3. [1 т.]

2.9 The steady velocity of the piston has the from u=Bg(α)u = Bg(\alpha), where BB is a constant depending on SOS_O, SS, RR, T0T_0 and μ\mu, while g(α)g(\alpha) is a function of α\alpha. Find BB and g(α)g(\alpha). Calculate the numerical value of uu. [2 т.]

2.10 The steady temperature of the gas under the piston has the form T3=Ch(α)T_3 = Ch(\alpha), where CC is a constant that depends on T0T_0, while h(α)h(\alpha) is a function of α\alpha. Find CC and h(α)h(\alpha). Calculate the numerical value of T3T_3. [1 т.]

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Решение


Оригинал в Архива: IZhO 2012 Theory_eng_f.doc · официални решения: IZhO 2012 Theory_eng_sol_final.doc