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4. (a) An air compressor takes air at ambient conditions (20C and 1 bar ) and inflates an initially flat tyre (pressure =1 bar) to a pressure of 3.2 bar. If the process is assumed to be isentropic, calculate the temperature of the air in the tyre. Sketch the process on a T-S diagram. [4 marks] (b) In practice the process in part (a) is not isentropic and the air temperature is measured to be 145C after inflation to 3.2 bar. Calculate the isentropic efficiency of the process. Sketch the process on a T-S diagram. [4 marks] (c) If the volume of the tyre is 15 litres, calculate how much extra mass of air enters the tyre in the isentropic case in part (a) compared to the actual [4 marks] case in part (b). (d) Calculate the entropy change of the air used to inflate the tyre. [5 marks] (e) Following a period of time, the air inside the tyre cools down to ambient temperature. What is the final pressure in the tyre? [2 marks] (f) If the desired final pressure in the tyre was 3.2 bar, what pressure should the tyre be pumped up to before the air cools down, assuming the compression process was isentropic? [6 marks] 4 a) 409K, b) 0.924, c) 0.9g, d) 0.92J/K, e) 2.24bar, f) 5.1 bar

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