1. A gas mass-flow rate expands into a fixed duct, from p₁ = 10 bar, T₁° = 380K down to the pressure p2 = 5 bar. A The total pressure in the outlet section is the same as the inlet one BThe total pressure in the outlet section is higher than the inlet one C□ The total pressure in the outlet section is lower than the inlet one Do More information is required to give the answer

1. A gas mass-flow rate expands into a fixed duct, from p₁ = 10 bar, T₁° = 380K down to the pressure p2 = 5 bar. A The total pressure in the outlet section is the same as the inlet one BThe total pressure in the outlet section is higher than the inlet one C□ The total pressure in the outlet section is lower than the inlet one Do More information is required to give the answer

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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