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Transcribed Image Text:State 3.
d) Specific volume v3
e) Pressure p
f) Temperature T3
m³/kg (with three decimal accuracy)
kPa (with zero decimal accuracy)
K (with zero decimal accuracy)
State 4.
g) Specific volume v4
h) Pressure P4
i) Temperature T4
m³/kg (with three decimal accuracy)
kPa (with zero decimal accuracy)
K (with zero decimal accuracy)
Other values
j) Removed heat 94-1
k) Net work w
I) Thermal efficiency n
kJ/kg (with one decimal accuracy)
kJ/kg (with one decimal accuracy)
% (with one decimal accuracy)

Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the thermal properties at different states of the Diesel-process, removed heat 94-1, net specific work wand thermal efficiency n when heat input 2-3 is 600 kJ/kg and compression
ratio & is 7. Compression and expansion are polytropic, with polytropic constant k = 1.2.
During heat input 9243 and heat removal 94-1 average heat capacity must be used (Cp2-3 and CV,4-1). Temperature T3 and Cp,243 must be solved iteratively. The working fluid (air) can be
assumed as ideal gas. Pressure pi, temperature T₁ and specific volume v₁ before compression are 140 kPa, 290 K ja 0.595 m³/kg.
W
V₂ V3
Diesel-process in p, V- diagram
Calculate:
State 2.
a) Specific volume v₂
m³/kg (with three decimal accuracy)
b) Pressure P2
c) Temperature T₂
kPa (with zero decimal accuracy)
K (with zero decimal accuracy)
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