Air Initially at 14.7 psia and 80 deg. F is heated in a constant volume non-flow process until the temperature reaches 1500 deg. F. The air is then expanded isentropically until the original volume is tripled. Using air tables, Find a) the heat added at constant volume, Btu/lb and b) the work done, Btu/lb

Air Initially at 14.7 psia and 80 deg. F is heated in a constant volume non-flow process until the temperature reaches 1500 deg. F. The air is then expanded isentropically until the original volume is tripled. Using air tables, Find a) the heat added at constant volume, Btu/lb and b) the work done, Btu/lb

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