Problem 1 - ./~/In an ideal Otto cycle of air, suppose the air is compressed to 650 K and1800 kPa before heat addition, and waste heat is rejected at 680 K and 180 kPa. Account forthe variation of air's specific heats and determinea.b.C.) Sketch the processes of the cycle on a T-s diagram. On the diagram, clearly specifythe conserved quantity / quantities of each process.the air's internal energy at the beginning of each process;J() the heat added to each kg of air and the heat rejected by each kilogram of air;

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Problem 1- ~~/ In an ideal Otto cycle of air, suppose the air is compressed to 650 K and 1800 kPa before heat addition, and waste heat is rejected at 680 K and 180 kPa. Account for the variation of air's specific heats and determine a. J Sketch the processes of the cycle on a T-s diagram. On the diagram, clearly specify the conserved quantity / quantities of each process.

Problem 1- ~~/ In an ideal Otto cycle of air, suppose the air is compressed to 650 K and 1800 kPa before heat addition, and waste heat is rejected at 680 K and 180 kPa. Account for the variation of air's specific heats and determine a. J Sketch the processes of the cycle on a T-s diagram. On the diagram, clearly specify the conserved quantity / quantities of each process.

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