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Case I Constant Specific Heat

For constant specific heat values. Equation 3.47 can be evaluated as [Pg.75]

2 Case II Temperature-Dependent Specific Heat Values [Pg.75]

For temperature-dependent specific heat functions, equations can be evaluated by simply substituting the functional relations and carrying out the integrations term by term. [Pg.75]

In order to simplify the computations, the integral equation (Equation 3.49) is written by computing enthalpy change from a reference temperature as [Pg.75]

The integral given by Equation 3.51 is evaluated for different gases over a range of temperature and assuming a reference temperature of Tq = 20°C or 298 K. Table C.7 presents such integral values for some of the conunon ideal gases. [Pg.76]


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