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3. The compression ratio of the ideal air-powered diesel cycle is 14, while the cutting rate...

3. The compression ratio of the ideal air-powered diesel cycle is 14, while the cutting rate is 1.8.Since the air was initially at 100 kPa and 25 ° C;
a. Pressure and temperature at the end of the heat transfer process
b. Thermal efficiency
c. Find the mean effective pressure (M.E.P).

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