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7. At the beginning of compression in an ideal air standard Diesel cycle, the
compression ratio is 16 with p
temperature of the cycle is 2000K. If c, = 1.005
100 kPa and T= 300K. The maximum
%3!
KJ
KJ
for
kgm- K
and c, =
0.718
%3D
%3D
kgm-°K
the air, compute (a) the pressure, temperature and volume at four corners of the
cycle. (b) the heat transfer (c) the work done per kgm for each process, and (d)
the cycle thermal efficiency.

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