In a Brayton cycle air enters the compressor at atmospheric pressure, 32 °C and leaves at a pressure of 911.93kPa. The air is heated to 717°C in the combustor. For the net output 2125kW, Compute (a) the rate of flow of air per second, (b) the thermal efficiency and (c) the mean effective pressure.

In a Brayton cycle air enters the compressor at atmospheric pressure, 32 °C and leaves at a pressure of 911.93kPa. The air is heated to 717°C in the combustor. For the net output 2125kW, Compute (a) the rate of flow of air per second, (b) the thermal efficiency and (c) the mean effective pressure.

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