3.134 One kilogram of air in a piston-cylinder assemblyundergoes two processes in scries fron an initial state wherePi -0.5 MPa, T - 227 CProcess 1-2:Constant-temperatiure cxpanSIon until the vol-ume is twice the initial volume.Process 2-31 Constant-volume beating until the pressiire isagain 0.5 MPaSketch the two processes in encs og a pu diagran. Assuming ideal gas behavior, det omice (a) the preASure. nt-tate 2in MPa, (b) the temperatime t state 3. in C ad tor eachof the processes (c) the work d heattranster.each q klPage

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3.134 One kilogram of air in a piston-cylinder assembly undergoes two processes in scrics from an initial state where Pi-0.5 MPa, T 227 C 580 Process 1-2: ume is twice the initial volume. Process 2-3: Constant-volume beating until the pressure is again 0 5 MPa Sketch the two processes in serics og p-u diagran Assum ing ideal gas behavior, detemice (a) the preSSUre nt state 2, in MPa, (b) the temperatime t state of the processes (c) the wEark ad heat tranler.each 10k. Constant-temperature expansion until thc vol- in Cand for each

3.134 One kilogram of air in a piston-cylinder assembly undergoes two processes in scrics from an initial state where Pi-0.5 MPa, T 227 C 580 Process 1-2: ume is twice the initial volume. Process 2-3: Constant-volume beating until the pressure is again 0 5 MPa Sketch the two processes in serics og p-u diagran Assum ing ideal gas behavior, detemice (a) the preSSUre nt state 2, in MPa, (b) the temperatime t state of the processes (c) the wEark ad heat tranler.each 10k. Constant-temperature expansion until thc vol- in Cand for each

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