Fox and McDonald's Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
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Chapter 12, Problem 4P
Calculate the power delivered by the turbine per unit mass of airflow when the heat transfer in the heat exchanger is zero. Then, how does the power depend on the heat transfer through the exchanger if all other conditions remain the same? Assume air is a perfect gas.
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