3. An engine operating on the air standard heat engine, initially at 1.02 bar and 23 °C is compressed isentropic ally to 21 bar. Heated at Isopiestic process until the temperature is 940 °C; Expanded isentropic ally to its initial volume; finally cooled at Isochoric process to the initial pressure. Determine • The heat absorbed • The heat rejected • The ratios of the cycle The efficiency of the cycle

3. An engine operating on the air standard heat engine, initially at 1.02 bar and 23 °C is compressed isentropic ally to 21 bar. Heated at Isopiestic process until the temperature is 940 °C; Expanded isentropic ally to its initial volume; finally cooled at Isochoric process to the initial pressure. Determine • The heat absorbed • The heat rejected • The ratios of the cycle The efficiency of the cycle

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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