The maximum temperature in a diesel engine is 2700K with a compression ratio of 30. The initial state of the compression process is 30C and 100 kPa. Find 1- The amount of the input heat transfer 2- The amount of the output heat transfer 3- The amount of the net work done 4-The thermal efficiency 5-The mean effective pressure

The maximum temperature in a diesel engine is 2700K with a compression ratio of 30. The initial state of the compression process is 30C and 100 kPa. Find 1- The amount of the input heat transfer 2- The amount of the output heat transfer 3- The amount of the net work done 4-The thermal efficiency 5-The mean effective pressure

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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