610 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS
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p 3 = p 2 × V
V2
3F
HGI
KJγ
= 12 × V
V1
4F
HGI
KJγ
Q V
VV
V4
13
2=
L
NM
O
QP
= 12 ×^1
6F^14
HGI
KJ.
= 0.97 bar. (Ans.)HencepTT
p
pTT
p112
2
334
4===
=
===
=U
V||
W
||
18 bar
12 bar
0.97 bar
1.46 bar(Ans. )683 K333.2 K(ii)Change in entropy :
Change in entropy during isothermal expansion,S 2 – S 1 = mR loge
V
V2
1F
HGI
KJ
=
pV
T11
1loge
V
V2
1F
HGI
KJQ pV mRT
mR pV
T=
=L
N
M
MO
Q
P
or P=
18 10 018
10 6835
3××
×.
loge (1.5) = 0.192 kJ/K. (Ans.)(iii)Mean thermal efficiency of the cycle :Heat supplied, Qs = p 1 V 1 loge
V
V2
1F
HGI
KJ
= T 1 (S 2 – S 1 )
= 683 × 0.192 = 131.1 kJHeat rejected, Qr = p 4 V 4 loge
V
V3
4F
HGI
KJ
= T 4 (S 3 – S 4 ) because increase in entropy during heat addition
is equal to decrease in entropy during heat rejection.
∴ Qr = 333.2 × 0.192 = 63.97 kJ∴ Efficiency, η =
QQ
Qsr
s−
= 1 –
Q
Qr
s
= 1 –
63.97
131.1
= 0.512 or 51.2%. (Ans.)
(iv)Mean effective pressure of the cycle, pm :
The mean effective pressure of the cycle is given by
pm = Work done per cycle
Stroke volume
V
V3
1
= 6 × 1.5 = 9
Stroke volume, Vs = V 3 – V 1 = 9V 1 – V 1 = 8V 1 = 8 × 0.18 = 1.44 m^3∴ pm = ()QQ J
Vsr
s−× = ()QQ
Vsr
s−× (^1) ()Q J= 1
= ()131.1 63.97^10
44 10
3
5
−×
- ×
= 0.466 bar. (Ans.)