Work Expressions for POLYTROPIC Processes in 10 Minutes!

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Hi, I have a quick question, why does R equals R bar over M 9:00?

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R bar is universal gas constant. Also W=mRTln(p1/p2)

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I’m studying for the Fundamentals of Engineering exam in October. I’m working on a math problem where I only know the temperatures and pressures (T1, P1, T2, and P2). It’s a polytropic process with n=1.5, in which air is compressed. And I’m trying to solve for the work. But these equations don’t help me.

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Well, it may not be pretty to type, but this is what you need(ed): W = n * R * (T2-T1) * [ 1-ln(P2/P1) / ln(T2/T1) ]

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