Q.4:A) A single-stage reciprocating compressor takes Ikg/min at 1bar, 288K and delivers it at 5bar calculate the indicated power required and isothermal efficiency, assuming that the law of compression and expansion is PV = C and that the clearance is negligible. B) A certain natural gas has the following volumetric analysis: 60% CH4, 13% H2, 18% CO, 6% CO, and 3% O2. This gas is burned completely with the stoichiometric amount of dry air. Determine the theoretical the air-fuel ratio and the mole fraction of each products.

Q.4:A) A single-stage reciprocating compressor takes Ikg/min at 1bar, 288K and delivers it at 5bar calculate the indicated power required and isothermal efficiency, assuming that the law of compression and expansion is PV = C and that the clearance is negligible. B) A certain natural gas has the following volumetric analysis: 60% CH4, 13% H2, 18% CO, 6% CO, and 3% O2. This gas is burned completely with the stoichiometric amount of dry air. Determine the theoretical the air-fuel ratio and the mole fraction of each products.

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