Show whether or not the inventors claim is possible

Reference no: EM131348497

An inventor claims to have developed a Lenoir engine with an isentropic compression ratio of 8.00 to 1 that produces a combustion temperature of 1500.°C when the intake temperature is 20.0°C.

Assuming k = 1.40 and that the engine operates on a cold ASC, show whether or not the inventor's claim is possible.

Reference no: EM131348497

Questions Cloud

Compressor and prime mover have identical pressure ratios : Show that the compressor and prime mover must have identical pressure ratios, that is, p2/p3 = p1/p4, and show that this also requires that v3/v2 = v4/v1.

Determine the heat added and the thermal efficiency : For a reversible cycle, determine the heat added, The heat rejected, The work done and the thermal efficiency of the cycle.

Competitive market analysis of potential success : You have been given the responsibility of working with your organization's CEO to do a competitive market analysis of the potential success of one of their existing products.

Write a book review about the key to understanding islam : Write a BOOK REVIEW about The Key to understanding islam. The review must be five pages (typed, double spaced text, 1250 words; criticism and observation included).

Show whether or not the inventors claim is possible : Assuming k = 1.40 and that the engine operates on a cold ASC, show whether or not the inventor's claim is possible.

Calculate the level of velocity for each year : Calculate the level of velocity for each year. At what rate is velocity growing? Why does Bank Capital Exist? Why did brokered deposits during the S&L crisis cause interest rates to rise?

Determine cold asc thermal efficiency : A World War II Lenoir cycle "buzz bomb" has an air intake at 10.0°C, a combustion temperature of 1000.°C, and a compression ratio of 2.30. Determine its cold ASC thermal efficiency.

What group do you think you belong to why : What is this article about? Differences and similarities among three groups. What group do you think you belong to? Why?

Questions concentrate on the game theory of money : These questions concentrate on the game theory of money and banking. Consider the Principle-Agent problem in relation to banking.

User Account

All Pages