To optimise the final temperature of the gas, you are asked to use various polytrophic compression process. Calculate the final temperature when the process is: i. Isothermal, ii. Polytropic (n=1.2), iii. Adiabatic iv. Polytropic (n=1.6). v. Comment on your findings and recommend the appropriate process for compression by calculating work input.

To optimise the final temperature of the gas, you are asked to use various polytrophic compression process. Calculate the final temperature when the process is: i. Isothermal, ii. Polytropic (n=1.2), iii. Adiabatic iv. Polytropic (n=1.6). v. Comment on your findings and recommend the appropriate process for compression by calculating work input.

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Chapter9: Heat Transfer With Phase Change

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