3. The closed piston-cylinder assembly shown contains Ammonia. The piston moves between two sets of stops. When the piston is against the left stop, the enclosed volume is V₁ 1.0 m³ and when the piston is against the right stop the enclosed volume is VR = 2.5 m³. Atmospheric pressure is 1 bar. Heat is added so that the piston moves slowly to the right. Sketch all processes on a p - v diagram and determine the net work done during each process. M O . State 1: The piston is in contact with the left stop and P₁ = 0.8 bar State 2: The piston first leaves the left stop State 3: The piston first reaches the right stop State 4: The pressure in the piston increases to P₂ = 5 bar 0 Ammonia 0

3. The closed piston-cylinder assembly shown contains Ammonia. The piston moves between two sets of stops. When the piston is against the left stop, the enclosed volume is V₁ 1.0 m³ and when the piston is against the right stop the enclosed volume is VR = 2.5 m³. Atmospheric pressure is 1 bar. Heat is added so that the piston moves slowly to the right. Sketch all processes on a p - v diagram and determine the net work done during each process. M O . State 1: The piston is in contact with the left stop and P₁ = 0.8 bar State 2: The piston first leaves the left stop State 3: The piston first reaches the right stop State 4: The pressure in the piston increases to P₂ = 5 bar 0 Ammonia 0

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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