1. A certain part of a thermodynamic cycle using 1kg air as a working substance consist of an isothermal process where the pressure changes from STP to 135kPag. For this condition, determine the heat transferred to the working substance (kJ), Change in entropy (kJ/kg-K) and the work done by the piston as it changes its volume between two state points (kJ)

1. A certain part of a thermodynamic cycle using 1kg air as a working substance consist of an isothermal process where the pressure changes from STP to 135kPag. For this condition, determine the heat transferred to the working substance (kJ), Change in entropy (kJ/kg-K) and the work done by the piston as it changes its volume between two state points (kJ)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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