In an engine where combustion takes place at constant pressure, the volume at the end of the heat input is A m3 and the temperature B K. The temperature at the start of the heat input is C K. Calculate yield if course volume is Vh m3 and adiabatic exponent k DATA: Vh=0,0045 A=0,008 B=2510 C=1004 k=1,35

In an engine where combustion takes place at constant pressure, the volume at the end of the heat input is A m3 and the temperature B K. The temperature at the start of the heat input is C K. Calculate yield if course volume is Vh m3 and adiabatic exponent k DATA: Vh=0,0045 A=0,008 B=2510 C=1004 k=1,35

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