The Stirling cycle engine is being studied as a replacement for the conventional open-cycle automotive engine in view of reducing air pollution. An analysis of this cycle follows. Air is made to pass through this cycle, which consists of two isothermal processes and two regenerative isometric processes. At the beginning of the isothermal expansion P₁ - 724 kPaa, V₁- 56.6 L, t₁-315.6° The isothermal expansion ratio is re-V₂/V₁-1.5; the minimum cycle temperature is t3 - 26.7°C. Find the Work net O 6.78 kJ O 9.22 kJ 8.17 kJ O 7.54 kJ O 8.17 kJ

The Stirling cycle engine is being studied as a replacement for the conventional open-cycle automotive engine in view of reducing air pollution. An analysis of this cycle follows. Air is made to pass through this cycle, which consists of two isothermal processes and two regenerative isometric processes. At the beginning of the isothermal expansion P₁ - 724 kPaa, V₁- 56.6 L, t₁-315.6° The isothermal expansion ratio is re-V₂/V₁-1.5; the minimum cycle temperature is t3 - 26.7°C. Find the Work net O 6.78 kJ O 9.22 kJ 8.17 kJ O 7.54 kJ O 8.17 kJ

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