2. Compress 4 kg/s of CO2gas polytropically (pV = C) from pi = 103.4 kPa, ti = 60°C to tz = 227°C. Assuming ideal gas action, find pz, W, Q, AS (a) as nonflow, (b) as a steady flow process where AP=0, AK = 0.

2. Compress 4 kg/s of CO2gas polytropically (pV = C) from pi = 103.4 kPa, ti = 60°C to tz = 227°C. Assuming ideal gas action, find pz, W, Q, AS (a) as nonflow, (b) as a steady flow process where AP=0, AK = 0.

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