A Perfect gas. (assumed to be air) is us.supplied toa Converging Nozzle at low velocity at at loopsia.and 540f. The Nozzle discharges to atmosphoricfrictionlessPressure (14.7 Psia) Assumingadiabatic flow, and Mass flow rate of flow of(1). Ibu/sex. calculate in(a The pressure in the exit plane in PsiqThe velocity in the exit plane, in Pt/saThe cross sectional area of the exit plane in

Given Data The inlet pressure is: P1=100 psia=689.476 kPa The exit pressure is: P2=Patm=101.325 kPa…

A Perfect gas (assumed to be air) is a supplied to a Converging Nozzle at low Velocity at at /copsig and 540f. The Nozzle discharges to atmospheric frictionless Pressure (14.7 Psia). Assuming actiabutic flow, and Mass flow rate of flow of (1). Ibu/so. Calculate in The pressure in the exit plane in Psiq b. The velocity in the exit plane, in Pt/sac The cross sectional area of the exit plane in (11)

A Perfect gas (assumed to be air) is a supplied to a Converging Nozzle at low Velocity at at /copsig and 540f. The Nozzle discharges to atmospheric frictionless Pressure (14.7 Psia). Assuming actiabutic flow, and Mass flow rate of flow of (1). Ibu/so. Calculate in The pressure in the exit plane in Psiq b. The velocity in the exit plane, in Pt/sac The cross sectional area of the exit plane in (11)

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