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Consider an air-standard Diesel cycle. At the beginning of compression, pressure & temperature are 95kPa & 300 K, respectively. Assuming mass of air to be 12 g, with maximum cycle temperature of 1800 K and compression ratio of 15, determine: (a) Net-work of the cycle (kJ) (b) Mean effective pressure (kPa) (c) Thermal efficiency

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