Is Cp Used Only for Processes with Flow Work in Power Cycles?

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do we use Cp just for processes with flow work or ther is anything more related with this, is my question thanks for ur help..
 
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its true to take Cp as specific heatcoefficient if ther is flow work extra with heat exchange
 

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