1. Estimate the efficiency of a diesel cycle operated within a minimum and maximum temperatures of 35 deg C and 780 deg C. The compression ratio Is 15 and the Initial pressure is 0.9 bar. Also estimate the Carnot efficiency for the same temperature range.

1. Estimate the efficiency of a diesel cycle operated within a minimum and maximum temperatures of 35 deg C and 780 deg C. The compression ratio Is 15 and the Initial pressure is 0.9 bar. Also estimate the Carnot efficiency for the same temperature range.

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1. Estimate the efficiency of a diesel cycle operated within a minimum and
maximum temperatures of 35 deg C and 780 deg C. The compression ratio Is 15
and the Initial pressure is 0.9 bar. Also estimate the Carnot efficiency for the
same temperature range.

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