223. 0.5 kg of air is taken through a constant pressure cycle. At the beginning of adiabatic compression are 96.5 kN/m2 and 15 °C. The pressure ratio of compression is 6. Constant pressure heat addition occurs after adiabatic compression until the volume is doubled. Take y=1.4 and R-0.289 kJ/kg K. Determine for the cycle: (a) The pressure, volume and temperature at cycle state points. (b) The heat received. (c) The thermal efficiency. (e) The heat rejected. (d) The work ratio.

223. 0.5 kg of air is taken through a constant pressure cycle. At the beginning of adiabatic compression are 96.5 kN/m2 and 15 °C. The pressure ratio of compression is 6. Constant pressure heat addition occurs after adiabatic compression until the volume is doubled. Take y=1.4 and R-0.289 kJ/kg K. Determine for the cycle: (a) The pressure, volume and temperature at cycle state points. (b) The heat received. (c) The thermal efficiency. (e) The heat rejected. (d) The work ratio.

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