Carnot engine is operating on an air standard cycle having a temperature difference of 425°C. If heat losses amounts to 8kW, determine the theoretical power that could be derived in the engine. 11. 4035I-W 11. 4037I-W 11. 4036kW d 11. 4040IW

Carnot engine is operating on an air standard cycle having a temperature difference of 425°C. If heat losses amounts to 8kW, determine the theoretical power that could be derived in the engine. 11. 4035I-W 11. 4037I-W 11. 4036kW d 11. 4040IW

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