Problem # 1 An isolated cylinder-piston system is connected to a supply line through a valve. The supply line conditions are P= 600 kPa and T= 100 C. Initially, the cylinder contains 0.1 m of air at 150 kPa and 30 C. when the valve is opened, air enters the cylinder and the piston is slowly pushed upwards until the final volume is twice the initial volume. If the specific heats are taken as constant, determine: a. Final temperature in the cylinder b. Mass of air that entered the cylinder.

Problem # 1 An isolated cylinder-piston system is connected to a supply line through a valve. The supply line conditions are P= 600 kPa and T= 100 C. Initially, the cylinder contains 0.1 m of air at 150 kPa and 30 C. when the valve is opened, air enters the cylinder and the piston is slowly pushed upwards until the final volume is twice the initial volume. If the specific heats are taken as constant, determine: a. Final temperature in the cylinder b. Mass of air that entered the cylinder.

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Problem # 1
An isolated cylinder-piston system is connected to a supply line through a valve. The supply line conditions are P= 600
kPa and T= 100 C. Initially, the cylinder contains 0.1 m of air at 150 kPa and 30 C. when the valve is opened, air enters
the cylinder and the piston is slowly pushed upwards until the final volume is twice the initial volume. If the specific
heats are taken as constant, determine:
a. Final temperature in the cylinder
b. Mass of air that entered the cylinder.

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