COMBUSTION ENGINEERING. 4 DECIMAL PLACES THANK YOU There are supplied 400 kJ per cycle to an ideal diesel engine operating on 0.5 kg of air. At the beginning of compression, pressure is 100 kPa and temperature is 50degrees Celsius. At the end of compression, pressure is 4000 kPa. Determine the ff:• compression ratiot2, t3, V3, P4, t4 in degree Celsius, m³ and kPa• Heat rejected in kJ• Network in kJ• thermal efficiency, %• MEP in kPa

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