During the exam the room temperature increases by 3°C. (Let the initial temperature be To 300 K.) 4.1 Compute the volume of the air which exhausts from the lecture room (10 m x 5 m × 4 m). 4.2 What is the work AW done by the air? Sketch in the p-V diagram. 4.3 State the first law of thermodynamics. What follows with that for the heat capacity Cmp of air?

During the exam the room temperature increases by 3°C. (Let the initial temperature be To 300 K.) 4.1 Compute the volume of the air which exhausts from the lecture room (10 m x 5 m × 4 m). 4.2 What is the work AW done by the air? Sketch in the p-V diagram. 4.3 State the first law of thermodynamics. What follows with that for the heat capacity Cmp of air?

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Chapter6: Forced Convection Over Exterior Surfaces

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