Fluid mechanics The piston-cylinder unit contains a large amount of 20 atm and 0.04 m² of liquid. The liquid expands reversibly according to the law pv' = C until its volume reaches twice its initial value. The liquid is then cooled again under constant pressure until the piston returns to its starting position. Now heat is applied reversibly while the piston is blocked until the pressure rises to the initial value of 20 atmospheres. Calculate the network formed by the liquid. Assume liquid means fluid

Fluid mechanics The piston-cylinder unit contains a large amount of 20 atm and 0.04 m² of liquid. The liquid expands reversibly according to the law pv' = C until its volume reaches twice its initial value. The liquid is then cooled again under constant pressure until the piston returns to its starting position. Now heat is applied reversibly while the piston is blocked until the pressure rises to the initial value of 20 atmospheres. Calculate the network formed by the liquid. Assume liquid means fluid

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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