A steady flow compressor handles 113.3 m³ /min of air measured at intake where p1 = 97.22 kRag and tz=26.7 °C. Discharge is at 310.27 kPag. The change of kinetic energy is negligible. a) Determine the work W in hp if the process is isentropic. b) Determine volume vz in m² /min if the process is isentropic. c) Determine the work W in hp if the process is polytropic with n = 1.34. d) Determine the work W in hp if the process is isothermal. e) Determine the temperature t, in °C if the process is isentropic.

A steady flow compressor handles 113.3 m³ /min of air measured at intake where p1 = 97.22 kRag and tz=26.7 °C. Discharge is at 310.27 kPag. The change of kinetic energy is negligible. a) Determine the work W in hp if the process is isentropic. b) Determine volume vz in m² /min if the process is isentropic. c) Determine the work W in hp if the process is polytropic with n = 1.34. d) Determine the work W in hp if the process is isothermal. e) Determine the temperature t, in °C if the process is isentropic.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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