5 (QA2) Air is fed to a perfectly insulated turbine at 6 bar and exits the turbine at 1 bar and 300K. Under these conditions, the air is well described by a virial equation of state of the form Z= 1- BP, with B = 0.075 bar1. Its heat capacity at constant pressure is 29 J mol1 K-1 and canbe assumed to be independent of temperature. Using the virial equation, calculate the inlettemperature of the air (in K) under the assumption that the turbine operates reversibly.!!%3DAnswer:

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(QA2) Air is fed to a perfectly insulated turbine at 6 bar and exits the turbine at 1 bar and 300 K. Under these conditions, the air is well described by a virial equation of state of the form Z = 1- BP, with B = 0.075 bar. Its heat capacity at constant pressure is 29 J mol-1 K-1 and can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Using the virial equation, calculate the inlet. temperature of the air (in K) under the assumption that the turbine operates reversibly. %3D Answer:

(QA2) Air is fed to a perfectly insulated turbine at 6 bar and exits the turbine at 1 bar and 300 K. Under these conditions, the air is well described by a virial equation of state of the form Z = 1- BP, with B = 0.075 bar. Its heat capacity at constant pressure is 29 J mol-1 K-1 and can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Using the virial equation, calculate the inlet. temperature of the air (in K) under the assumption that the turbine operates reversibly. %3D Answer:

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