The diameter of an air compressor cylinder is 140 mm, the stroke of the piston is 180 mm, and the clearance volume is 77 cm?. The pressure and temperature of the air in the cylinder at the end of the suction stroke and beginning of compression is 0.97 bar and 13°C. The delivery pressure is constant at 4.2 bar. Taking the law of compression as PV1.3 = C, calculate the volume of air delivered per stroke in liters. (16) 0.7485 O 0.6485 O 0.8457 O 0.5847 O 0.4857

The diameter of an air compressor cylinder is 140 mm, the stroke of the piston is 180 mm, and the clearance volume is 77 cm?. The pressure and temperature of the air in the cylinder at the end of the suction stroke and beginning of compression is 0.97 bar and 13°C. The delivery pressure is constant at 4.2 bar. Taking the law of compression as PV1.3 = C, calculate the volume of air delivered per stroke in liters. (16) 0.7485 O 0.6485 O 0.8457 O 0.5847 O 0.4857

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