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    The document summarizes the solution to a thermodynamics problem involving air in a piston-cylinder device. It provides the following information: 1) Air is initially at 600 kPa and 927°C, occupying 0.8 m3. It undergoes an isothermal process until the pressure drops to 300 kPa. 2) The piston is then fixed while a heat transfer process occurs, cooling the air to 27°C. 3) The solution shows the energy flows and P-V diagram for the combined processes. It determines that the net heat transfer is negative, indicating heat is rejected from the system.

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    The document summarizes the solution to a thermodynamics problem involving air in a piston-cylinder device. It provides the following information: 1) Air is initially at 600 kPa and 927°C, occupying 0.8 m3. It undergoes an isothermal process until the pressure drops to 300 kPa. 2) The piston is then fixed while a heat transfer process occurs, cooling the air to 27°C. 3) The solution shows the energy flows and P-V diagram for the combined processes. It determines that the net heat transfer is negative, indicating heat is rejected from the system.

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    The document summarizes the solution to a thermodynamics problem involving air in a piston-cylinder device. It provides the following information: 1) Air is initially at 600 kPa and 927°C, occupying 0.8 m3. It undergoes an isothermal process until the pressure drops to 300 kPa. 2) The piston is then fixed while a heat transfer process occurs, cooling the air to 27°C. 3) The solution shows the energy flows and P-V diagram for the combined processes. It determines that the net heat transfer is negative, indicating heat is rejected from the system.

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    From the molar gas, constant and critical point properties

    For air

    We take the air as the system.

    The energy balance equation can be expressed as

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