Thermodynamics- Gas mixture compression
An ideal gas mixture at P1 and T1 is compressed in a piston
cylinder assembly first isothermally to P2 and then isentropically
(reversible and adiabatic) to T3. Assuming variable specific heats
(use ideal gas tables) determine the following given the properties
listed below.
--Given Values--
m_O2 (kg) = 0.38
m_N2 (kg) = 0.34
T1 (K) = 650
P1 (bar) = 1.32
P2 (bar) = 2.52
T3 (K) = 738
1. Determine the pressure (bar) at state 3
when solving for K, where do they get 1.33 and 1.366 from?
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