Q4- Water in piston cylinder system at (TI and XI). The water is heated isothermally until the (V2-4V1). Then the work is exchanged with system according the low (PV-C) until reach to its original pressure. Assume TI and X1 and draw the processes on P-v diagram and determine 1- The final volume 2- The amount of work

Q4- Water in piston cylinder system at (TI and XI). The water is heated isothermally until the (V2-4V1). Then the work is exchanged with system according the low (PV-C) until reach to its original pressure. Assume TI and X1 and draw the processes on P-v diagram and determine 1- The final volume 2- The amount of work

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Chapter15: Thermodynamics

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Problem 13CQ: Which cyclical process represented by the two closed loops, ABCFA end ABDEA, on the PV diagram in...

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