Monatomic Engine -- What is the efficiency of this engine (see figure 4.9) if it were run with a monatomic gas (instead of a diatomic gas?) **23.1% is not right answer.** 2. Heat Pump -- Suppose now we run the triangle cycle (figure 4.9 above) in a reverse (counter-clockwise) cycle. If the gas is diatomic, what is the coefficient of performance for the heat pump used as a HEATER? Careful: remember that when the cycle is run counter-clockwise, the negative heats are now  heats and the positive heats are now  heats.  A. 5 B. 10 C. 4 D. 9

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1. Monatomic Engine -- What is the efficiency of this engine (see figure 4.9) if it were run with a monatomic gas (instead of a diatomic gas?)

**23.1% is not right answer.**

2. Heat Pump -- Suppose now we run the triangle cycle (figure 4.9 above) in a reverse (counter-clockwise) cycle. If the gas is diatomic, what is the coefficient of performance for the heat pump used as a HEATER? Careful: remember that when the cycle is run counter-clockwise, the negative heats are now  heats and the positive heats are now  heats. 

A. 5

B. 10

C. 4

D. 9

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thermal efficiency should give you the same
value. See if you can do the same problem
above only with a diatomic gas. Can you reverse
the cycle and find the coefficient of
performance?
Example: What is the thermal efficiency of the
triangle cycle illustrated below? The gas is
diatomic.
P(Pa) ?
2.
2
I5 v(m)
10
[4.9]
Let's use the definition of thermal efficiency and
the fact that the usable output work Wang is just
the positive area of the shape (that is, the area
of a triangle):
Ebh
2
(5m³)(6Pa)
2
QH
Weng
15J
e
QH
QH
QH
We now need to find the fuel heat Q, and
3/3 answered
!!
Transcribed Image Text:4:17 1 thermal efficiency should give you the same value. See if you can do the same problem above only with a diatomic gas. Can you reverse the cycle and find the coefficient of performance? Example: What is the thermal efficiency of the triangle cycle illustrated below? The gas is diatomic. P(Pa) ? 2. 2 I5 v(m) 10 [4.9] Let's use the definition of thermal efficiency and the fact that the usable output work Wang is just the positive area of the shape (that is, the area of a triangle): Ebh 2 (5m³)(6Pa) 2 QH Weng 15J e QH QH QH We now need to find the fuel heat Q, and 3/3 answered !!
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