1. 37 kg of the ideal gas Air at 650°C, 2 MPa fills a piston/cylinder assembly. (state 1) The air is expanded in a process where PV"=constant, exponent n=1.70, to a volume of 10 m³. (state 2) The air is then compressed at constant pressure to the initial volume. (state 3) Determine the (a) initial volume (b) pressure at state 2. (c) temperature at state 2 (d) pressure at state 3 (e) temperature at state 3 (f) work for the process from state 1 to state 2 (g) work for the process from state 2 to state 3 (h) work for the entire process described in this problem.
1. 37 kg of the ideal gas Air at 650°C, 2 MPa fills a piston/cylinder assembly. (state 1) The air is expanded in a process where PV"=constant, exponent n=1.70, to a volume of 10 m³. (state 2) The air is then compressed at constant pressure to the initial volume. (state 3) Determine the (a) initial volume (b) pressure at state 2. (c) temperature at state 2 (d) pressure at state 3 (e) temperature at state 3 (f) work for the process from state 1 to state 2 (g) work for the process from state 2 to state 3 (h) work for the entire process described in this problem.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. 37 kg of the ideal gas Air at 650°C, 2 MPa fills a piston/cylinder assembly. (state 1)
The air is expanded in a process where PV"=constant, exponent n=1.70, to a volume of 10 m³. (state 2)
The air is then compressed at constant pressure to the initial volume. (state 3)
Determine the
(a) initial volume
(b) pressure at state 2.
(c) temperature at state 2
(d) pressure at state 3
(e) temperature at state 3
(f) work for the process from state 1 to state 2
(g) work for the process from state 2 to state 3
(h) work for the entire process described in this problem.
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