A 0.20 kg/s of air are compressed isothermally from P,= 100 kPa and V,= 0.15 m³/s to P,= 700 kPa. Determine: The work in kW and the change in entropy in kJ/s-K for (a) closed or non-flow process and (b) open or steady flow process with initial and final velocity of respectively. = 15 m/s and v, = 60 m/s,

A 0.20 kg/s of air are compressed isothermally from P,= 100 kPa and V,= 0.15 m³/s to P,= 700 kPa. Determine: The work in kW and the change in entropy in kJ/s-K for (a) closed or non-flow process and (b) open or steady flow process with initial and final velocity of respectively. = 15 m/s and v, = 60 m/s,

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