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AN ENGINE OPERATING ON AN IDEAL DUAL CYCLE HAS A COMPRESSION RATIO OF 12 THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AT THE START OF THE ADIABATIC COMPRESSION 100Kpa and 37C. THE PEAK PRESSURE OF THE CYCLE IS NOT TO EXCEED 8000KPA AND THE HEAT SUPPLIED TO THE CYCLE IS 2000KJ PER KILOGRAM OF AIR. DETERMINE (a) T PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE OF EACH CYCLE STATE POINTS, AND (b) THE CYCLE THERMAL EFFICIENCY.

AN ENGINE OPERATING ON AN IDEAL DUAL CYCLE HAS A COMPRESSION RATIO OF 12 THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AT THE START OF THE ADIABATIC COMPRESSION 100Kpa and 37C. THE PEAK PRESSURE OF THE CYCLE IS NOT TO EXCEED 8000KPA AND THE HEAT SUPPLIED TO THE CYCLE IS 2000KJ PER KILOGRAM OF AIR. DETERMINE (a) T PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE OF EACH CYCLE STATE POINTS, AND (b) THE CYCLE THERMAL EFFICIENCY.

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1. AN ENGINE OPERATING ON AN IDEAL DUAL CYCLE HAS A COMPRESSION RATIO OF 12. THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AT THE START OF THE ADIABATIC COMPRESSION IS 100Kpa and 37C. THE PEAK PRESSURE OF THE CYCLE IS NOT TO EXCEED 8000KPA AND THE HEAT SUPPLIED TO THE CYCLE IS 2000KJ PER KILOGRAM OF AIR. DETERMINE (a) THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE OF EACH CYCLE STATE POINTS, AND (b) THE CYCLE THERMAL EFFICIENCY.
Transcribed Image Text:1. AN ENGINE OPERATING ON AN IDEAL DUAL CYCLE HAS A COMPRESSION RATIO OF 12. THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE AT THE START OF THE ADIABATIC COMPRESSION IS 100Kpa and 37C. THE PEAK PRESSURE OF THE CYCLE IS NOT TO EXCEED 8000KPA AND THE HEAT SUPPLIED TO THE CYCLE IS 2000KJ PER KILOGRAM OF AIR. DETERMINE (a) THE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE OF EACH CYCLE STATE POINTS, AND (b) THE CYCLE THERMAL EFFICIENCY.
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