A pound of air is used in a carnot power cycle at a

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A pound of air is used in a Carnot power cycle. At a constant 1540^oF the pressure goes from 2710 psia to 1882 psia. Later the air goes from 14.73 psi to 21.17 psi at a constant 77^oF

Determine

(a) The heat transfer during the constant temp expansion.

(b) The heat transfer during the isothermal expansion

(d) P-V diagram.

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