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If you had an uninsulated air compressor which required W(in)= 400 kW to take air from a state at 80 kPa
and 20C and change it to a state at 800 kPa and 200C, what would the rate of Q be? Assume the air enters via a 10 cm diameter pipe at 20 m/s. PS: Please explain/include in detail how you get h1 and h2
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