In a piston and insulated cylinder arrangement, the piston is initially fixed by the means of a pin, at which the pressure of the Nitrogen inside the cylinder is 20 bar and the cylinder length behind the piston is 2 cm. |P-I bar, piston cross section area is 5 cm'/ If the pin is released, the piston starts to move from rest, outward, leaving the cylinder tip with maximum velocity. Calculated the cylinder length and the maximum velocity at which the piston leaves the cylinder.

In a piston and insulated cylinder arrangement, the piston is initially fixed by the means of a pin, at which the pressure of the Nitrogen inside the cylinder is 20 bar and the cylinder length behind the piston is 2 cm. |P-I bar, piston cross section area is 5 cm'/ If the pin is released, the piston starts to move from rest, outward, leaving the cylinder tip with maximum velocity. Calculated the cylinder length and the maximum velocity at which the piston leaves the cylinder.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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