Q2) A piston-cylinder device contains air at initially 1.5 bar and 25°C. The air is first compressed Polytropically to 7 bar, 0.05 m³ with Polytropic exponent of 1.4 then expanded isothermally to the initial pressure, and finally compressed Isobarically to the initial state. Draw the PV diagram of the cycle and then determine: 1. II. The boundary work of the entire cycle (W). Is this a practical cycle? Internal energy change (AU) during the polytropic process. Heat lost or gained (Q) during the isobaric process. III.

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Q2) A piston-cylinder device contains air at initially 1.5 bar and 25°C, The air is first
compressed Polytropically to 7 bar, 0.05 m³ with Polytropic exponent of 1.4 then
expanded isothermally to the initial pressure, and finally compressed Isobarically to the
initial state. Draw the PV diagram of the cycle and then determine:
1.
II.
The boundary work of the entire cycle (W). Is this a practical cycle?
Internal energy change (AU) during the polytropic process.
Heat lost or gained (Q) during the isobaric process.
III.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2) A piston-cylinder device contains air at initially 1.5 bar and 25°C, The air is first compressed Polytropically to 7 bar, 0.05 m³ with Polytropic exponent of 1.4 then expanded isothermally to the initial pressure, and finally compressed Isobarically to the initial state. Draw the PV diagram of the cycle and then determine: 1. II. The boundary work of the entire cycle (W). Is this a practical cycle? Internal energy change (AU) during the polytropic process. Heat lost or gained (Q) during the isobaric process. III.
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