constant pressure until the volume doubles. It is then allowed to expand isothermally until the - An ideal gas initially in a piston-cylinder at 150 kPa, 50°C, and 0.03 m³ is first heated at volume doubles again. (a) Sketch the processes on p-V and T-s diagrams, and (b) determine the pressure and temperature of the gas at the final state. [ans: P, = 75 kPa; T, = 646.3 K]

constant pressure until the volume doubles. It is then allowed to expand isothermally until the - An ideal gas initially in a piston-cylinder at 150 kPa, 50°C, and 0.03 m³ is first heated at volume doubles again. (a) Sketch the processes on p-V and T-s diagrams, and (b) determine the pressure and temperature of the gas at the final state. [ans: P, = 75 kPa; T, = 646.3 K]

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