17. Over the range 720-1900 R, the specific heat of air may be approximated by t
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17. Over the range 720-1900 R, the specific heat of air may be approximated by the equation.
One pound-mass of air is heated at constant pressure from 300°F to 1300°F. Calculate the required thermal energy input if
a) The specific heat is assumed constant at its room-temperature value.
b) The specific heat is assumed constant at a value corresponding to that at the mid-point of the temperature range (800°F).
c) The specific heat is assumed to vary constantly according to the approximate equation.
ans
a) 240 Btu
(b) 259 Btu
(c) 259 Btu
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Explanation / Answer
Answer is a) 240Btu
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