Air is used as a working k=1.4 substance in a given internal r=11 combustion engine, which is T=280 K supplied with heat at a constant T;=2245 K volume. Based on the data, | p,=1.013 bar calculate the following: 1. Pressure and temperature of ending expansion. 2. Pressure rise rate V,=0.56 m³/kg the of isentropic 3. Thermal efficiency of the сycle 4.The work of the cycle 5.The average pressure of the суcle

Air is used as a working k=1.4 substance in a given internal r=11 combustion engine, which is T=280 K supplied with heat at a constant T;=2245 K volume. Based on the data, | p,=1.013 bar calculate the following: 1. Pressure and temperature of ending expansion. 2. Pressure rise rate V,=0.56 m³/kg the of isentropic 3. Thermal efficiency of the сycle 4.The work of the cycle 5.The average pressure of the суcle

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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