Question: [ 2 ] Consider the Ericsson Cycle learned in class. Air standard assistance and cold air standard assistance are applied. Each course consists of the

[2] Consider the Ericsson Cycle learned in class. Air standard assistance and cold air standard assistance are applied. Each course consists of the following and is all reversible.
1-2: When the temperature is constant, the back is in Pyeongchang (energy inflow)
2-3: Energy release under constant pressure
3-4: Compression of back (energy release) under constant temperature
4-1: Energy inflow with constant pressure
The working fluid is air and the working flow rate is 1 kg. It operates at 27C and 527C and has a maximum pressure of 2 MPa and a pressure at 3 points is atmospheric pressure (100 kPa). The gas constant of air is 0.287 kJ/kgK. The static specific heat and static pressure specific heat are 0.7 kJ/kgK and 0.987 kJ/kgK, respectively.
Make sure to include the unit when you write the answer, indicate the energy supply including , and indicate the efficiency in percentage (24 points)
(1) Use the ideal gas equation to find the volume at 1 point. (To solve the problem below, find the volume at each point.)
(2)1-2: Apply the law of conservation of energy to find the amount of heat supplied.
(3)2-3: Apply the law of conservation of energy to find the amount of heat released.
(4)3-4: Apply the law of conservation of energy to find the amount of heat released.
(5)4-1: Apply the law of conservation of energy to find the amount of heat supplied.
(6) Get pure work.
(7) Find the efficiency in the absence of regeneration.
(8) If the amount of heat released in the process of 2-3 is supplied by 4-1(Renewable Ericsson Cycle), find the efficiency.

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