Arman is a Mechonical Engineering,designing a gas power cyde. In Arman's power cyde, air is initially at a pŕessure of 420 KPa´and'a valume of 3m³. In the first step, the air undergoe s ´isobaric expan sion to o volume of 5 m³. In the second step, the air undergoes isobaric contraction to a volume of 3m². And in the final step, the air undergoes isochöric pressurization back to 420 kPa. What is the net hegt flaw, per cycle, for Arman's cycle?

Arman is a Mechonical Engineering,designing a gas power cyde. In Arman's power cyde, air is initially at a pŕessure of 420 KPa´and'a valume of 3m³. In the first step, the air undergoe s ´isobaric expan sion to o volume of 5 m³. In the second step, the air undergoes isobaric contraction to a volume of 3m². And in the final step, the air undergoes isochöric pressurization back to 420 kPa. What is the net hegt flaw, per cycle, for Arman's cycle?

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