(a) Show diagrammatically on p-v coordinates the infinitesimal work for flow and non-flow processes. www.ASEC.ir Turbines, Compressors and Fans (b) With the aid of these diagrams show that for these processes between two finite states: 2 Y Wfp hợp [v dp=√1 (P₁³₁ - P₂³₂) = h₁ – h₂ 2 1 S pdv = √ 1 (P₁V₁ - P2³₂) = U₁ - 11₂ 7-1 Wnfp -

(a) Show diagrammatically on p-v coordinates the infinitesimal work for flow and non-flow processes. www.ASEC.ir Turbines, Compressors and Fans (b) With the aid of these diagrams show that for these processes between two finite states: 2 Y Wfp hợp [v dp=√1 (P₁³₁ - P₂³₂) = h₁ – h₂ 2 1 S pdv = √ 1 (P₁V₁ - P2³₂) = U₁ - 11₂ 7-1 Wnfp -

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