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State 1 of an Air-Standard Otto cycle (prior to compression) has T1= 290 K, p1= 0.911...

State 1 of an Air-Standard Otto cycle (prior to compression) has T1= 290 K, p1= 0.911 bar and V1= 5.5 litres.

If the air is compressed with volumetric compression ratio rv= 7.6, determine System mass m,Specific internal energy of the compressed state u2 and Input work W

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Solution :- The given problem has been solved using the standard formulas and principles used in the subject of Thermodynamics. The P-V diagram of the Otto cycle has been drawn to understand the given processes.


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