2. A converging, nozzle operating with air and inlet conditions of P = 4 Kg/cm’, To = 450°C and T = 400°C is expected to have an exit static pressure of 2.5 Kgffem: under ideal conditions. Estimate the exit temperature and mach number, assuming a nozzle efficiency = 0.92 when the expansion takes place to the same back pressure. 3. An aircraft flies at a speed of 520 kmph at an altitude of 8000 m. The diameter of the propeller of an aircraft is 2.4 m and flight to jet speed ratio is 0.74. Find the following: (i) The rate of air flow through the propeller (ii) Thrust produced (iii) Specific thrust (iv) Specific impulse (v) Thrust power Given: Air craft speed (or) Flight speed = 520 kmph 1. Air is discharged from a C - D nozzle. Pilot-tube readings at inlet and exist of the nozzle ae 6.95 x 105 N/m? and 5.82 x 10° N/m2 respectively. The inlet stagnation temp 250°C and exit static pressure, 1.5 x 10° Nim?. Find the inlet and exit stagnation pressure, exit Mach numbers, exit flow velocity and nozzle efficiency. Not i) (Pitot - tube reading gives stagnation pressure) ii) (Since stagnation pr. viaues are different for inlet and exit the flow is no longer isentropic) Mach number at exist (Ma). Consider the isentropic deceleration process shown (a - oa)