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Transcribed Image Text:Q-4 An air standard Diesel cycle that has acompression ratio of 18
and the cut off ratio of 2.1. At the beginning of the compression
Process, the temperature, pressure and volume are 300k, lookpa and
0.005m³ respectively. Calculate ①maximum pressure
The temperature at the end of adiabatic expansion 3 work
mean effective pressure.
For air take Cp = 1.0035 kj/kg.k and R = 0.287 Ki/kg k
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