2 points) Use 8=1.4 P = Gore R= R = 0.287 KJ D=0.02m To=32k H Kokg = 1.0045 96 = + 20 ks/ + KI God Korg a Air at stagn

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2 points) Use 8=1.4 P = Gore R= R = 0.287 KJ D=0.02m To=32k H Kokg = 1.0045 96 = + 20 ks/ + KI God Korg a Air at stagn

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2 points) Use 8=1.4 P = Gore R= R = 0.287 KJ D=0.02m To=32k H Kokg = 1.0045 96 = + 20 ks/ + KI God Korg
a Air at stagnation temperature 323 K and stagnation pressure 600 kPa flows isentropically through a converging nozzle, as shown in the figure. The nozzle feeds a frictionless, constant- area circular duct having diameter D= 0.02 meters. Heat transfer to the duct occurs at a rate 192 = + 200 kJ /kg Determine the maximum mass-flow-rate through the system, and the range of back-pressures which will allow this maximum mass-flow-rate. Determine the stagnation temperature and stagnation pressure at the exit of the duct (for maximum mass-flow-rate).
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