An ideal gas diesel engine ,that has an inlet temperature,pressure and a compression ratio of 27 degrees celsius, 102 KPa and 18:1 respectively. The maximum cycle temperature is 1,237 degrees celsius. Take specific heat at constant pressure and constant volume for air as 1,005 KJ/kg K and 0,717 KJ/kg K respectively. Calculate: 1. the absolute temperature after the isentropic expansion process to 1 decimal place and include units[absolute temperature] 2.the thermal efficiency of the cycle to 1 decimal place 3. the specific heat rejected and specific heat received during the cycle to 1 decimal place
An ideal gas diesel engine ,that has an inlet temperature,pressure and a compression ratio of 27 degrees celsius, 102 KPa and 18:1 respectively. The maximum cycle temperature is 1,237 degrees celsius. Take specific heat at constant pressure and constant volume for air as 1,005 KJ/kg K and 0,717 KJ/kg K respectively. Calculate: 1. the absolute temperature after the isentropic expansion process to 1 decimal place and include units[absolute temperature] 2.the thermal efficiency of the cycle to 1 decimal place 3. the specific heat rejected and specific heat received during the cycle to 1 decimal place
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An ideal gas diesel engine ,that has an inlet temperature,pressure and a compression ratio of 27 degrees celsius, 102 KPa and 18:1 respectively. The maximum cycle temperature is 1,237 degrees celsius. Take specific heat at constant pressure and constant volume for air as 1,005 KJ/kg K and 0,717 KJ/kg K respectively.
Calculate:
1. the absolute temperature after the isentropic expansion process to 1 decimal place and include units[absolute temperature]
2.the thermal efficiency of the cycle to 1 decimal place
3. the specific heat rejected and specific heat received during the cycle to 1 decimal place
4. the cut off ratio to two decimal places
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