Dual CycleDo not use shift solve.Round off your answers to 4 decimal places.BOX your final answer. State 1 for a dual combustion engine is P=1 atm and T-60.3C; rk-18; at the end of theconstant volume process the pressure is 7695 kPa, re-1.5. Based on 1 kg/cycle of a hot-airstandard with k=1.31, draw the PV diagram and determine the following:(a) the percentage clearance(b) P (kPa), V (m³), and T (K) at each corner point on the cycle(c) Work net in kJ(d) ec(e) mep in kPa

To find: (a) The percentage clearance. (b) The pressure volume and temperature at each corner on the…

State 1 for a dual combustion engine is P=1 atm and T-60.3C; rk-18; at the end of the constant volume process the pressure is 7695 kPa, r=1.5. Based on 1 kg/cycle of a hot-air standard with k=1.31, draw the PV diagram and determine the following: (a) the percentage clearance (b) P (kPa), V (m³), and T (K) at each corner point on the cycle (c) Work net in kJ (d) ec (e) mep in kPa

State 1 for a dual combustion engine is P=1 atm and T-60.3C; rk-18; at the end of the constant volume process the pressure is 7695 kPa, r=1.5. Based on 1 kg/cycle of a hot-air standard with k=1.31, draw the PV diagram and determine the following: (a) the percentage clearance (b) P (kPa), V (m³), and T (K) at each corner point on the cycle (c) Work net in kJ (d) ec (e) mep in kPa

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