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3 Question 3: In an air standard Diesel cycle with compression ratio 14, the conditions of...

3 Question 3: In an air standard Diesel cycle with compression ratio 14, the conditions of the air at the start of compression stroke are 1 bar and 300 K. After addition of heat at constant pressure, the temperature rises to 2774 K. Determine: a) the thermal efficiency of the cycle b) the net work done per kg of air and the c) mean effective pressure

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