The following processes constitute the air-standard Diesel cycle: 12: isentropic compression,23: constant-volume energy addition (T and P

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The following processes constitute the air-standard Diesel cycle:


1–2: isentropic compression,2–3: constant-volume energy addition (T and P increase),3–4: constant-pressure energy addition (v increases),4–5: isentropic expansion, and5–1: constant-volume energy rejection (T and P decrease).


Plot these processes in P–v and T–s coordinates. How does this cycle differ from the Otto cycle presented in Example 7.5?image

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Thermodynamics Concepts And Applications

ISBN: 9781107179714

2nd Edition

Authors: Stephen R. Turns, Laura L. Pauley

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