Question: Please, solve this problem: Using the collected upstream pressures (P1 and P3) and the gas temperature values for both oxidizer and fuel (provided in the

Please, solve this problem:

Please, solve this problem: Using the collected upstream pressures (P1 and P3)

and the gas temperature values for both oxidizer and fuel (provided in

the file Temperature_Measurements), calculate the mass flow rate through each the oxidizer

Using the collected upstream pressures (P1 and P3) and the gas temperature values for both oxidizer and fuel (provided in the file Temperature_Measurements), calculate the mass flow rate through each the oxidizer and fuel flow regulation devices with orifice diameters of 0.062 [inches] and 0.040 [inches] respectively using the compressible version of the choked-flow orifice equation (provided in Eqn. 1 for the example of ozidizer stream). Use a discharge coefficient of CD=0.93 for the oxidizer and CD=0.97 for the fuel orifices respectively. The specific gas constant of oxygen (the oxidizer) is RO2=0.2598kJ/kgK, ethylene (the fuel) is RC2H4=0.2964kJ/kgK, and the ratios of specific heats are O2=1.395 and C2H4=1.208, respectively. Hint: convert all values to SI units and determine flow rates in kg /s, use Pa for pressure, kg/m3 for density, and m2 for area. m=CDA1P1(+12)1+1 THERMOCOUPLE MEASUREMENTS DURING FLOW

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