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Air (use the PG model) enters the compressor of an ideal air standard Brayton cycle at 100 kPa and 305 K with a volumetric fl

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Š P, T, = lookla, 305k P₂ = 12 (as given P2 = 12) #=5m/s . P t = MRT R = .287. Ki (for air m = p t = 100 x 10 x 5 = 5.712 kg/Heat added What = to compen = nCp (Tg-TA) - mcp (T2-77) Heat added = nCp (T8 - T2) tha (T8 - Ta) - (T2-71) = (1000-491-6573)-

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