In an air-standard Carnot cycle heat is transferred to the working fluid at 1100 K, and heat is rejected at 300 K . The heat transfer to the working fluid is 100 kj /kg. The minimum pressure in the cycle is 0.1 MPa. Assuming constant specific heat of air, determinethe efficincy of the cyclethe pressure and specific volumes at each state.and the mean offective pressure Pmthe compresion ratio ,the cut off ratio ,the expansion ratio finally calculate the work and heat for each process then determain the net heat and net work .disscuss the result

To given thatHigher temp.T1=1100Klower temp.T3=300KHeat transfer of working fluid=100kj/kgMinimum…

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In an air-standard Carnot cycle heat is transferred to the working fluid at 1100 K, and heat is rejected at 300 K . The heat transfer to the working fluid is 100 kj /kg. The minimum pressure in the cycle is 0.1 MPa. Assuming constant specific heat of air, determine

the efficincy of the cycle
the pressure and specific volumes at each state.and the mean offective pressure Pm
the compresion ratio ,the cut off ratio ,the expansion ratio
finally calculate the work and heat for each process then determain the net heat and net work .disscuss the result

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