Q6. An inventor has devised a complicated non- flow process in which I mol of air is the working fluid. The net effects of the process are claimed to be a. A change in state of the air from 500 k and 2 bar to 350 k and 1 bar. b. The production of 2000 j of work. c. The transfer of amount of heat to reservoir at 300 k. Determine whether the claimed performance of the process is consistent with the second law. Given Cp7/2 R Ans: ASTS0 impossible.

Q6. An inventor has devised a complicated non- flow process in which I mol of air is the working fluid. The net effects of the process are claimed to be a. A change in state of the air from 500 k and 2 bar to 350 k and 1 bar. b. The production of 2000 j of work. c. The transfer of amount of heat to reservoir at 300 k. Determine whether the claimed performance of the process is consistent with the second law. Given Cp7/2 R Ans: ASTS0 impossible.

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