A Diesel cycle operates with a compression ratio of 13.5 and with a cutoff occurring at 6% of the stroke. State l is defined by 14 psia and 140 F. For the hot air standard with k=1.34 and for an initial volume of 1 cu.ft. compute a) Qr, BTU, b) Wnet, BTU, c) thermal efficiency, %, d) mean effective pressure, psi. e) For a rate of circulation of 1000 cubic feet per minute, compute the horsepower

A Diesel cycle operates with a compression ratio of 13.5 and with a cutoff occurring at 6% of the stroke. State l is defined by 14 psia and 140 F. For the hot air standard with k=1.34 and for an initial volume of 1 cu.ft. compute a) Qr, BTU, b) Wnet, BTU, c) thermal efficiency, %, d) mean effective pressure, psi. e) For a rate of circulation of 1000 cubic feet per minute, compute the horsepower

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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