16. Two pounds of air at 100 psia occupy expands at a constant pressure until its volume is increased 300. per cent; after that the air expands adiabatically to 50 psi, and finally its pressure is reduced isochorically to 15 psi. Determine the changes of available and unavailable energy and of the entropy between the starting and final condi- tions. Assume the refrigerator temperature to be 70 F, and use everage specific heats for the temperature range involved. air. 18

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16. Two pounds of air at 100 psia occupy 4 cu ft; the air is heated and
expands at a constant pressure until its volume is increased 300. per cent;
after that the air expands adiabatically to 50 psi, and finally its pressure is
1educed isochorically to 15 psi. Determine the changes of available and
unavailable energy and of the entropy between the starting and final condi-
tions. Assume the refrigerator temperature to be 70 F, and use everage
specific heats for the temperature range involved.
Transcribed Image Text:16. Two pounds of air at 100 psia occupy 4 cu ft; the air is heated and expands at a constant pressure until its volume is increased 300. per cent; after that the air expands adiabatically to 50 psi, and finally its pressure is 1educed isochorically to 15 psi. Determine the changes of available and unavailable energy and of the entropy between the starting and final condi- tions. Assume the refrigerator temperature to be 70 F, and use everage specific heats for the temperature range involved.
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