Air at 1 MPa and 600 °C enters the convergent Lule shown in Figure 2 at a speed of 150 m/s.Massflow in this Lule with a throat area of 50 cm?(a) for 0.7 MPa,(b) find 0.4 MPa for counter pressure values.Cp= 1.005 kJ / kg.K and K=1.4 is.AIRP1 MPaPconvergentnozzleT; = 600°CV; = 150 m/sA, = 50 cm2 TABLO 12-2Bazı ideal gazların izentropik akışında kritik basınç, kritik sıcaklık ve kritik yoğunluk oranları.Sıcak yanmaTek atomluKızgın buhar,k = 1.3ürünleri,Hava,k = 1.33k = 1.4gazlar,k = 1.6670.54570.54040.52830.48710.86960.85840.83330.7499To0.62760.62950.63400.6495PoTABLE A-13k- 1.4 değerine sahip ideal gaz için bir-boyutlu izentropiksıkıştırılabilir akış fonksiyonlarıMaAlA*PIP.Ma*plpoTITO1.00001.00001.00000.10940.21820.99500.99800.99210.98230.15.82180.99300.22.96352.03510.97250.98030.30.32570.93950.95640.96900.95240.93280.91070.88650.43130.53450.41.59010.89560.92431.33981.18821.09440.50.84300.88520.78400.72090.65600.60.63480.84050.70.73180.79160.74000.80.82511.03820.90.91461.00890.59130.68700.86061.00001.15831.01.00000.52830.63390.83331.03041.21.40.41240.53110.77641.29991.42541.11490.31420.43740.71841.61.25020.23530.35570.66141.43901.68750.17400.12781.53600.60680.55560.50810.46471.80.28680.23000.18410.14722.02.21.63301.71792.00500.09352.41.79222.40310.06842.89603.50014.23462.61.85710.05010.11790.42520.38940.35712.81.91400.03680.09463.05.00.02720.00190.07601.96402.236125.0000.01130.16672.2495

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Air at 1 MPa and 600 °C enters the convergent Lule shown in Figure 2 at a speed of 150 m/s.Mass flow in this Lule with a throat area of 50 cm? (a) for 0.7 MPa, (b) find 0.4 MPa for counter pressure values. Cp= 1.005 kJ / kg.K and K=1.4 is. AIR P 1 MPa P convergent nozzle T; = 600°C V; = 150 m/s A, = 50 cm2

Air at 1 MPa and 600 °C enters the convergent Lule shown in Figure 2 at a speed of 150 m/s.Mass flow in this Lule with a throat area of 50 cm? (a) for 0.7 MPa, (b) find 0.4 MPa for counter pressure values. Cp= 1.005 kJ / kg.K and K=1.4 is. AIR P 1 MPa P convergent nozzle T; = 600°C V; = 150 m/s A, = 50 cm2

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