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Diesel engines use compression to raise air in a cylinder to the final ignition temperature of the fuel. Suppose 0.6 L of air initially at 293 K and 1 atm, is compressed adiabatically to 1/11 of its initial volume. (id) Find (A) the final pressure and (B) the final temperature. Note: L= liter = 0.001 m^3. Hint: Take the ratio of specific heats to be y = cplcy = 7/5. (in atm) A: C: D: E: F: G: H: B: 21.582 28.704 38.177 50.775 67.531 89.817 119.456 158.876 (in K) A: B: 391.5 489.3 C: D: 611.7 764.6 E: 955.7 OF: G: 1194.7 1493.3 H: 1866.7

Diesel engines use compression to raise air in a cylinder to the final ignition temperature of the fuel. Suppose 0.6 L of air initially at 293 K and 1 atm, is compressed adiabatically to 1/11 of its initial volume. (id) Find (A) the final pressure and (B) the final temperature. Note: L= liter = 0.001 m^3. Hint: Take the ratio of specific heats to be y = cplcy = 7/5. (in atm) A: C: D: E: F: G: H: B: 21.582 28.704 38.177 50.775 67.531 89.817 119.456 158.876 (in K) A: B: 391.5 489.3 C: D: 611.7 764.6 E: 955.7 OF: G: 1194.7 1493.3 H: 1866.7

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Diesel engines use compression to raise air in a cylinder to the final ignition temperature of the fuel. Suppose 0.6 L of air initially at 293 K and 1 atm, is compressed adiabatically to 1/11 of its initial volume. (id) Find (A) the final pressure and (B) the final temperature. Note: L = liter = 0.001 m^3. Hint: Take the ratio of specific heats to be y = cp/cy = 7/5. (in atm) F: G: H: E: C: D: A: B: 21.582 28.704 38.177 50.775 67.531 89.817 119.456 158.876 (in K) A: B: 391.5 489.3 C: D: 611.7 764.6 E: 955.7 F: G: 1194.7 1493.3 H: 1866.7
Transcribed Image Text:Diesel engines use compression to raise air in a cylinder to the final ignition temperature of the fuel. Suppose 0.6 L of air initially at 293 K and 1 atm, is compressed adiabatically to 1/11 of its initial volume. (id) Find (A) the final pressure and (B) the final temperature. Note: L = liter = 0.001 m^3. Hint: Take the ratio of specific heats to be y = cp/cy = 7/5. (in atm) F: G: H: E: C: D: A: B: 21.582 28.704 38.177 50.775 67.531 89.817 119.456 158.876 (in K) A: B: 391.5 489.3 C: D: 611.7 764.6 E: 955.7 F: G: 1194.7 1493.3 H: 1866.7
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