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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
could you inform me what the equation would become as I am really struggling to understand this.- ShaunG123
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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
how would this change the math?- ShaunG123
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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
x1 is the dryness fraction before compression however the system is fully saturated so this should =0- ShaunG123
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Engineering Solving McCauley's Beam Problem: Expert Tips for Success
This is my attempt however I need to know a value/equation for displacement and deflection.- ShaunG123
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Engineering Solving McCauley's Beam Problem: Expert Tips for Success
I am really struggling to understand this to be honest is ymax my total deflection if so what would be max displacement- ShaunG123
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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
I am just trying to figure out if i change x1 to 0 rather than the 0.364 how the efficiency would change however whenever i change this to zero the numbers change drastically.- ShaunG123
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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
it would change h1 to 145(2564-145) = 350755 however when worked through the numbers don't come out- ShaunG123
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Engineering Where is Point 1 in the Rankine and Carnot Cycle?
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Engineering Solving McCauley's Beam Problem: Expert Tips for Success
Here is the question along with my solution below however I have been told this is wrong and an equation for the defelction and displacement is needed and answers for this along with a bending moment to support.- ShaunG123
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Engineering Solving McCauley's Beam Problem: Expert Tips for Success
Can you help me answer this question please?- ShaunG123
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- Beam Mechanical engineering Mechanical principles
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3D Volumetric Strain and Volume Change
Could you tell me which axis where the area is incorrect- ShaunG123
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3D Volumetric Strain and Volume Change
I am not entirely sure i was just given feedback which said. Ensure that you are using the correct values in calculations- ShaunG123
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3D Volumetric Strain and Volume Change
Summary:: Can anyone help me with this 3d Volumetric Strain and Volume Change. The is question is attached as a document below with the question and my attempt at the answer All questions and attempted answers are in the attached file below- ShaunG123
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- 3d Change Mechancal engineering Mechanical principles Strain Volume Volume change
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Fluid Mechanics: Fluid Transfer Between Two Reservoirs at Different Heights
please see attached my attempt- ShaunG123
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