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Air at 535 K, 101.3 kPa enters a frictionless constant-area combustion chamber ata velocity of 130 mis. Determine the maximum amount of heat addition that canbe transferred to the flow per unit mass of
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Air at 535 K, 101.3 kPa enters a frictionless constant-area combustion chamber ata velocity of 130 mis. Determine the maximum amount of heat addition that canbe transferred to the flow per unit mass of air.

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The maximum amount of heat addition that can be transferred to the flow per unit mass of air is
=1212KJ/Kg

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