Air initially at 100 kPa and 300K undergoes a constant pressure process until it reaches a final temperature of 620K. Determine a. Work per kilogram of air, kJ\kg b. Heat required per kilogram of air, kJ\kg c. Change in internal energy per kilogram of air, kJ\kg d. Change in entropy in kJ\kgK

Air initially at 100 kPa and 300K undergoes a constant pressure process until it reaches a final temperature of 620K. Determine a. Work per kilogram of air, kJ\kg b. Heat required per kilogram of air, kJ\kg c. Change in internal energy per kilogram of air, kJ\kg d. Change in entropy in kJ\kgK

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Air initially at 100 kPa and 300K undergoes a constant pressure process until it reaches a final
temperature of 620K. Determine
a. Work per kilogram of air, kJ\kg
b. Heat required per kilogram of air, kJ\kg

c. Change in internal energy per kilogram of air, kJ\kg

d. Change in entropy in kJ\kgK

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