H.W: - 0.8m of gas at 8bar and 27°C is compressed isothermally until its volume is 4 time the original volume, then its heated at constant pressure to original volume, finally its cooled at constant volume to original condition. Find: - a- the heat transferred. b- Work done c- Change in internal energy. (draw the processes on p-v diagram) Take cp=1.01kj/kg.k, R=0.28kj/kg.k

H.W: - 0.8m of gas at 8bar and 27°C is compressed isothermally until its volume is 4 time the original volume, then its heated at constant pressure to original volume, finally its cooled at constant volume to original condition. Find: - a- the heat transferred. b- Work done c- Change in internal energy. (draw the processes on p-v diagram) Take cp=1.01kj/kg.k, R=0.28kj/kg.k

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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