QUESTION 6 An idea Otto cycle takes in air at 100 kPa and 27 °C and is limited to a maximum cycle temperature of 1317 °C. The minimum enclosed volume is 9.8% of the maximum enclosed volume. Determine: a). the temperature (T4) after isentropic expansion: K b). the net work output per unit mass per cylinder |kJ/kg

QUESTION 6 An idea Otto cycle takes in air at 100 kPa and 27 °C and is limited to a maximum cycle temperature of 1317 °C. The minimum enclosed volume is 9.8% of the maximum enclosed volume. Determine: a). the temperature (T4) after isentropic expansion: K b). the net work output per unit mass per cylinder |kJ/kg

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