Air flows Skeadily through a themally insulated duct ofVaryıng Cress- Sectonal area . The air enters at 52°C , 200 kla,and 355 m/Sec, and exits at 77°C and kla. The inletoross- Sechonal area is 6.57 cm?. Using the ideal gas model, butwithout assuming constant Specific heats, Calculate the rate ofentropy production within the duct in kW/°K using 5signifigant Agures.

Given: The inlet temperature, T1 = 52°C The exit temperature, T2 = 77°C The inlet pressure, P1 = 200…

Air flows Steadily tnrough a thermally insulated duct of Varyıng Cross- Sechonal area . The air enters at 52°C , 200 kla, and 355 m/Sec , and exits at 77°C and kla. The inlet Cross-Sechonal area is 6.57 cm?. Using the ideal gas model, but without assuming constant Specifie heats, Calculate the rate of entropy production within the duct in kw/°k using 5 signifigant figures.

Air flows Steadily tnrough a thermally insulated duct of Varyıng Cross- Sechonal area . The air enters at 52°C , 200 kla, and 355 m/Sec , and exits at 77°C and kla. The inlet Cross-Sechonal area is 6.57 cm?. Using the ideal gas model, but without assuming constant Specifie heats, Calculate the rate of entropy production within the duct in kw/°k using 5 signifigant figures.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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