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Homework Statement
Air with the mass of 10kg, with pressure 15 bar and temperature 50 C comes to a isobaric expansion to 3 times the original volume, then the air cools to the pressure of 6 bar(isovolumetricly). After that it comes to adiabatic expansion to original temperature (50 C i guess) and then isothermally contracts to the beginning state. Molar mass of the air is M=29 g/mol, adiabatic quotient is k(kappa)=1,4;
Find the thermal quotient. W/Q
Homework Equations
Q=nCp*delta(T);
Q=nCv*delta(T); (capital C=c*M
pV=nRT
cp/cv=k
The Attempt at a Solution
Q1=m/M*Cp(T2-T1) isobaric
T1=323 K
and from the pV/T=const, because we have always same amount of gas. We get the T=969 K and delta(T)=646 K;
After that same for isovolumetric condition we get that T3=387,6 K delta(T')=581,4 K, and the complicate route to go through adiabatic process and isothermal. I do not understand, where does work occur and where does heat come in and come out. I am stuck with that Q1 and i cannot break the mind to calculate it(its late) because i am not given cp, only kappa.
Can you assist me in this manner please?
Its very important.
Thanks
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