stirrerProblem 3:A vertical piston cylinder arrangement consists of a spring and two stops as shown infollowing Fig. Piston diameter is 20 cm, and mass is 10 kg. Piston is frictionless and is free tomove between the stops (H1=10 cm and H2=20cm). Assume the thickness of piston andstops to be negligible. Spring is linear, with K=20 kN/m and natural length=15 cm. Initially,the piston is held at the upper stop. It contains air at a pressure 200 kPa and 800K. Heat isgradually extracted from the system till the pressure reaches 50 kPa and the piston issituated on the lower stop. Make suitable assumptions and take data for standards constantsfrom reference books/ lecture notes.(a) Find the net work done by the system(b) Find total heat extracted from the system. Assume specific heat to be 0.9 kJ/kg K(c) Draw the complete process on a P-V diagram. Show all pressure and volume values3/4H2

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Piston diameter, d=20 cm=0.2 m,Mass of piston, m=10 kg,H1=10 cm=0.1 m,H2=20 cm=0.2 m,k=20×103…

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A vertical piston cylinder arrangement consists of a spring and two stops as shown in following Fig. Piston diameter is 20 cm, and mass is 10 kg. Piston is frictionless and is free to move between the stops (H1=10 cm and H2=20cm). Assume the thickness of piston and stops to be negligible. Spring is linear, with K=20 kN/m and natural length=15 cm. Initially,

A vertical piston cylinder arrangement consists of a spring and two stops as shown in following Fig. Piston diameter is 20 cm, and mass is 10 kg. Piston is frictionless and is free to move between the stops (H1=10 cm and H2=20cm). Assume the thickness of piston and stops to be negligible. Spring is linear, with K=20 kN/m and natural length=15 cm. Initially,

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