Consider an air-standard Diesel cycle with a compression ratio of r = 12 and acutoff ratio of r. = 2. At the beginning of the compression stroke, the air is at a pressure of p, = 100 kPaand a temperature of T1 = 300 K. Some heat transfers and works are known and are provided below.Conducting an analysis under air-standard assumptions with Rair = 0.287- and modelling thekg-Kengine as containing 2 kg of air:a)b)c)Find the unknown state properties in the table below) Find the heat transfer and work during the process from 2 to 3, in [kJ]Find the thermal efficiency of the cycleStateT[K]P [kPa]v [m3/kg]130010078034869290Known work and heat transfer processes:W12 = -362 kJW34 = 611.3 k)Q41 = -434.9 kJ

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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