Develop an excel file to solve the following problem:
Air enters an adiabatic nozzle at 45 psia and 940F with a low velocity and exits at 650ft/s. Considering constant specific heats at room temperature, investigate the effect of the nozzle efficiency on the exit temperature (actual) and the pressure. Plot the temperatures, in degrees R (actual and isentropic) and the pressure, in psia as function of the nozzle efficiency. Vary the efficiency from 70% to 100%.
Repeat for an inlet temperature of 1000F.
Please can you make sure you do the repeat for an inlet for 1000F as well.
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I have provided all the formulas and sample calculation
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Just change the efficiency value (0.70 to 1.00 ) in equation 3
...to get different h2s values .... putting this in equation 4
gives gives Pr2s
Develop an excel file to solve the following problem: Air enters an adiabatic nozzle at 45...
Can you please do the whole thing including the excel of how the graph and plot supposed to look. Thank you so much. Develop an excel file to solve the following problem: Air enters an adiabatic nozzle at 45 psia and 940F with a low velocity and exits at 650ft/s. Considering constant specific heats at room temperature, investigate the effect of the nozzle efficiency on the exit temperature (actual) and the pressure. Plot the temperatures, in degrees R (actual and...
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