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Air flows isentropically at a rate of 1.3 kg/s from a large chamber through a convergent- divergent duct and leave to the outlet at Mach number 2.72. The air velocity, pressure OUTM AME pON 2ba0/2021 (a) Sketch the system and label all components with subsonic/supersonic and OUTM ERION 2020/ TM PINAL R IL SESSJON 2 SNATION 020/2021 sION 2 20/2021 ENAL EX SESE LEXA RIL, SESSION NAL EXA S ATION SEMERT ER IL ATI and temperature at a location somewhere along the system were found to be 900 m/s, OUTM 150 kPa and 60°C, respectively. SEMESNAL XA CAMINAT FINAL IL SESSION: ON 2020/2021 diffuser/nozzle according to the effect of area change. Justify your answer. ER II, SESSIONr 202 (b) Determine the pressure and temperature of the air in the large chamber, the area at throat, and the velocity at outlet. JATION SION 202

Air flows isentropically at a rate of 1.3 kg/s from a large chamber through a convergent- divergent duct and leave to the outlet at Mach number 2.72. The air velocity, pressure OUTM AME pON 2ba0/2021 (a) Sketch the system and label all components with subsonic/supersonic and OUTM ERION 2020/ TM PINAL R IL SESSJON 2 SNATION 020/2021 sION 2 20/2021 ENAL EX SESE LEXA RIL, SESSION NAL EXA S ATION SEMERT ER IL ATI and temperature at a location somewhere along the system were found to be 900 m/s, OUTM 150 kPa and 60°C, respectively. SEMESNAL XA CAMINAT FINAL IL SESSION: ON 2020/2021 diffuser/nozzle according to the effect of area change. Justify your answer. ER II, SESSIONr 202 (b) Determine the pressure and temperature of the air in the large chamber, the area at throat, and the velocity at outlet. JATION SION 202

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