The machine is commenced to be heated at some point of a quasi-equilibrium manner till the temperature of air reaches to 900 K. During the manner the stress within the cylinder is held constant. Initially, 1kg air at 600K and at 150 kPa is contained in a piston - cylinder device. Air may be assumed as Ideal Gas below those conditions. a) Calculate the heat supplied to the air within the cylinder at some point of this process. b) Sketch the P[kPal-V[m³] diagram of the process. Indicate the path of the process. No want to explicit the extent of the air at the diagram. Please do best a difficult sketch.

The machine is commenced to be heated at some point of a quasi-equilibrium manner till the temperature of air reaches to 900 K. During the manner the stress within the cylinder is held constant. Initially, 1kg air at 600K and at 150 kPa is contained in a piston - cylinder device. Air may be assumed as Ideal Gas below those conditions. a) Calculate the heat supplied to the air within the cylinder at some point of this process. b) Sketch the P[kPal-V[m³] diagram of the process. Indicate the path of the process. No want to explicit the extent of the air at the diagram. Please do best a difficult sketch.

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