11586D (1) WhatsAppsesThis courseOd. 0.857EHide blocksIn a Dual cycle, the volume at the end of the isentropic compression is 0.07 L and the pressure at the beginning of thecompression stroke is 1 bar. If the swept volume of the cycle is 0.81 L, the volume ratio during the constant pressureheat addition process is 2.2, the pressure ratio during the constant volume heat addition process is 1.95, the specificheat ratio is y=1.32 and the work done is 450 kJ/kg, the heat rejected in kj per kg of air is:Select one:Oa. 621.4Ob. 446.3Oc. 124.5O d. 705.2In a Diesel cycle, the air at the beginning of the isentropic compression is at 1 bar The volume at the end of theisentropit compression process is 0.07 L. the displaced volume of the cycle is 0.78 L the temperature at the beginning ofthe compression process is 27 C. the pressure at the end of the expansion process is 2.3 bar, the specific heat ratio is=1.35, the specific heat at constant volume Cy = 0.77 kl/kg K and the gas constant is 287 j/kg. K for air.Thoose... +The compression ratio is:The specific heat at constant pressure in k/kg.Kis

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In a Dual cycle, the volume at the end of the isentropic compression is 0.07 L and the pressure at the beginning of the compression stroke is 1 bar. If the swept volume of the cycle is 0.81 L. the volume ratio during the constant pressure heat addition process is 2.2, the pressure ratio during the constant volume heat addition process is 1.95, the specific heat ratio is y=1.32 and the work done is 450 kj/kg, the heat rejected in kj per kg of air is: Select one: O a. 621.4 O b. 446.3 O c. 124.5 O d. 705.2

In a Dual cycle, the volume at the end of the isentropic compression is 0.07 L and the pressure at the beginning of the compression stroke is 1 bar. If the swept volume of the cycle is 0.81 L. the volume ratio during the constant pressure heat addition process is 2.2, the pressure ratio during the constant volume heat addition process is 1.95, the specific heat ratio is y=1.32 and the work done is 450 kj/kg, the heat rejected in kj per kg of air is: Select one: O a. 621.4 O b. 446.3 O c. 124.5 O d. 705.2

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