The adiabatic compressor shown in the figure operates steadily using Hydrogen with the following conditions: @1: P=132 kPa, T1 325 K, 2: P2 926 kPa, and Mass flow rate of Hydrogen is 1.5 kg/s If the compressor consumes 8809 kW of power, find its isentropic efficiency. Assume constant specific heats of Hydrogen @300 K. Neglect changes in kinetic and potential energies.

The adiabatic compressor shown in the figure operates steadily using Hydrogen with the following conditions: @1: P=132 kPa, T1 325 K, 2: P2 926 kPa, and Mass flow rate of Hydrogen is 1.5 kg/s If the compressor consumes 8809 kW of power, find its isentropic efficiency. Assume constant specific heats of Hydrogen @300 K. Neglect changes in kinetic and potential energies.

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