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Finding the induced drag factor
that Lift would be equal to Weight?- Tomdickjerry
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Finding the induced drag factor
Homework Statement An aircraft has a mass of 1100kg and a wingspan of b=9.75m. the surface of the wing is 15m2 and its span effciency factor e=0.90. the parasitic drag at zero lift of the aircraft CD0 is 0.0225. Take density of the air to be 1.225kg/m3 The aircraft has lost power and is...- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
m=pv/rt. i don't know what a diatomic gas is it wasn't covered in my syllabus but I am assuming you're referring to the k=1.4?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
alright thanks! for the left side do i just use cv(t2-t1) i figured since the it isn't constant pressure process- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
m(h−hin)=1/2kx2?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
m(h−hin)=−[kx2/2+PaAx]+kx2+PaAx ?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
x would be 150mm..?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
that would make W=[kξ2/2+PaAξ]0x?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
would that just mean moving the W to one side and everything else to the other?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
U+PV=H right?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
oh.. PV+U=PaV+kx2+mhin−W is this what you mean?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
erm I am not sure..- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
that would make it P2*Ax?- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
okay correct me if I am wrong but what you're asking for is P=Patm+k*x/Areapiston- Tomdickjerry
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What is the equation for Cp in terms of R for an adiabatic charging process?
the final pressure i calculated was 635.8kPa, there shouldn't be an x right since its air? assuming you meant x as in quality..? k would be 1.4 for air and Patm was given in the question at 101kPa.- Tomdickjerry
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