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    P4-10 Thermodynamics

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    Three kilograms of air at 100 kPa and 300K is compressed polytropically to 500 kPa with an exponent of 2.56. Using the three ideal gas equations and assuming constant specific heats, the change in entropy is determined. The initial volume is 2582.97 L, the final volume is 1377.48 L, and the final temperature is 799.94 K, resulting in a change in entropy of 1.5708 kJ/K.

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    Three kilograms of air at 100 kPa and 300K is compressed polytropically to 500 kPa with an exponent of 2.56. Using the three ideal gas equations and assuming constant specific heats, the change in entropy is determined. The initial volume is 2582.97 L, the final volume is 1377.48 L, and the final temperature is 799.94 K, resulting in a change in entropy of 1.5708 kJ/K.

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    Three kilograms of air at 100 kPa and 300K is compressed polytropically to 500 kPa with an exponent of 2.56. Using the three ideal gas equations and assuming constant specific heats, the change in entropy is determined. The initial volume is 2582.97 L, the final volume is 1377.48 L, and the final temperature is 799.94 K, resulting in a change in entropy of 1.5708 kJ/K.

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    P4-10 Thermodynamics

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    Thermodynamics P4-10 Three kilograms of air are at an initial state of 100 kPa, 300K.

    The air is then compressed polytropically with n = 2.56, to a final pressure of 500 kPa. Assuming constant specific heats, determine the change in entropy using the three ideal gas equations.

    Force
    mg := 3kg n := 2.56 p1 := 100kPa p2 := 500kPa T 1 := 300K

    Air

    cp := 0.24 ft lbf lb R

    BTU lb R k :=

    cv := 0.1714 cp cv

    BTU lb R

    R g := 53.342

    Air 100 kPa 300 deg K

    Given

    p1 V1 = mg R g T 1

    p2 V2 = mg R g T 2 p1

    T2 p2 S cp ln - R g ln = T1 p1 mg
    Guess values:
    -1 kJ K S T2 K := V1 m3 V2 m3

    V2 = p2 V 1

    S T2 := Find S , T , V , V ( 2 1 2) V1 V 2
    This is the change in entropy for the compressed air.
    4/9/2014

    T 2 = 799.94 K V 1 = 2582.97 L V 2 = 1377.48 L

    S = 1.5708
    P4-10.xmcd

    kJ K

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