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    Steam at 7 bar and 0.9 dryness fraction expands reversibly in a cylinder to 1.5 bar. The change in internal energy is calculated along with change in enthalpy using the heat supplied of 547 kJ/kg. The work done per kg is also calculated. A diesel engine compresses air at 15C and 1 bar up to a compression ratio of 12:1 and maximum temperature of 100C. The air standard thermal efficiency of the diesel cycle is calculated.

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    Steam at 7 bar and 0.9 dryness fraction expands reversibly in a cylinder to 1.5 bar. The change in internal energy is calculated along with change in enthalpy using the heat supplied of 547 kJ/kg. The work done per kg is also calculated. A diesel engine compresses air at 15C and 1 bar up to a compression ratio of 12:1 and maximum temperature of 100C. The air standard thermal efficiency of the diesel cycle is calculated.

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    Steam at 7bar and Dryness Fraction 0

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    Steam at 7 bar and 0.9 dryness fraction expands reversibly in a cylinder to 1.5 bar. The change in internal energy is calculated along with change in enthalpy using the heat supplied of 547 kJ/kg. The work done per kg is also calculated. A diesel engine compresses air at 15C and 1 bar up to a compression ratio of 12:1 and maximum temperature of 100C. The air standard thermal efficiency of the diesel cycle is calculated.

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    Steam at 7bar and dryness fraction 0.

    9 expands in cylinder behind a piston isothermally and reversibly


    to a pressure of 1.5 bar. Calculate the change of internal energy and change of enthalpy per kg of steam.
    The heat supplied during the process is found to be 547kj/kg. Also calculate the work done per kg of
    steam. The steam is superheated at point 2 at 165C.

    A Diesel engine has an inlet temperature and pressure of 15C and 1 bar. The compression ratio is 12:1
    and cycle maximum temperature is 100C. Calculate the air standard thermal efficiency based on diesel
    cycle.

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