Q2: A perfect gas has a kinetic energy at inlet the compressor 8 m/s at rate of 0.35 kg/s, where the specific volume and a pressure is 0.77 m'/kg, 0.5 bar respectively and leaving with a pressure of (56) bar with 6 m/s, and specific volume 0.16 m/kg. The differential between the specific internal energy in outlet and inlet is 94 kJ/kg. The heat reject from it at rate of 3540 kJ/min. find the power done on the compressor and find the cross- sectional area of the pipe inlet and outlet. e 3:22

Q2: A perfect gas has a kinetic energy at inlet the compressor 8 m/s at rate of 0.35 kg/s, where the specific volume and a pressure is 0.77 m'/kg, 0.5 bar respectively and leaving with a pressure of (56) bar with 6 m/s, and specific volume 0.16 m/kg. The differential between the specific internal energy in outlet and inlet is 94 kJ/kg. The heat reject from it at rate of 3540 kJ/min. find the power done on the compressor and find the cross- sectional area of the pipe inlet and outlet. e 3:22

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Q2: A perfect gas has a kinetic energy at inlet
the compressor 8 m/s at rate of 0.35 kg/s,
where the specific volume and a pressure is
0.77 m'/kg, 0.5 bar respectively and leaving
with a pressure of (56) bar with 6 m/s, and
specific volume 0.16 m/kg. The differential
between the specific internal energy in outlet
and inlet is 94 kJ/kg. The heat reject from it at
rate of 3540 kJ/min. find the power done on
the compressor and find the cross- sectional
area of the pipe inlet and outlet.
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