Q (16)A constant area combustion chamber is supplied by air at 223k and 70kpa the air streamvelocity is 130 m/s. Determine (M₁, To2, T2, P2) if heat of 140 Kw/Kg is added in the combustionprocess and the chamber handles the maximum possible amount of air see figure: (2)Combustion chamberQ=140 KW

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Q (16)A constant area combustion chamber is supplied by air at 223k and 70kpa the air stream velocity is 130 m/s. Determine (M₁, T2, T2, P2) if heat of 140 Kw/Kg is added in the combustion process and the chamber handles the maximum possible amount of air see figure: (2) Combustion chamber Q-140 KW 2

Q (16)A constant area combustion chamber is supplied by air at 223k and 70kpa the air stream velocity is 130 m/s. Determine (M₁, T2, T2, P2) if heat of 140 Kw/Kg is added in the combustion process and the chamber handles the maximum possible amount of air see figure: (2) Combustion chamber Q-140 KW 2

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