s) The device shown below is the one that extracts work from combustion.Combusted products can be regarded as ideal gases with constant specific heats,Cp= 1.4 kJ/kg-K, c₂= 1.0 kJ/kg.K. Every heat transfer occurs via a reversibleprocess, and all work is produced via adiabatic reversible processes. DetermineThe heat transfer rate to the ambient that makes the engine reversibleT = 540 °CP = 100 kPam = 5 kg/sCombustion Gas FlowT = 40 °CP = 100 kPaQHEngineQLAmbientT = 21 °C, P = 100 kPaW

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= 1.4 kJ/kg-K, c₂= 1.0 kJ/kg-K. Every heat transfer occurs via a reversible ocess, and all work is produced via adiabatic reversible processes. Determine The heat transfer rate to the ambient that makes the engine reversible T = 540 °C P = 100 kPa m = 5 kg/s Combustion Gas Flow T = 40 °C P = 100 kPa QH Engine QL Ambient T= 21 °C, P = 100 kPa W

= 1.4 kJ/kg-K, c₂= 1.0 kJ/kg-K. Every heat transfer occurs via a reversible ocess, and all work is produced via adiabatic reversible processes. Determine The heat transfer rate to the ambient that makes the engine reversible T = 540 °C P = 100 kPa m = 5 kg/s Combustion Gas Flow T = 40 °C P = 100 kPa QH Engine QL Ambient T= 21 °C, P = 100 kPa W

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