Consider an ideal turbine. the working fluid is air and the compressor is expanding flow from a state of 10 atm and 1700 k. on a single plot, graph the specific work produced by the air with (i) the specific heat ratio = 1.4 and (ii) the specific heat ratio fixed at 1.3 for a turbine exit pressure range of 10–1 atm.

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