Step 1: Identify the state variables for each state.
From the given P-V diagram, we identify the coordinates of the states.
VA=0.80m3,PA=100kPa
PB=300kPa
VC=0.80m3
Step 2: Find the volume at state B.
Since the process A→B is adiabatic, we use the adiabatic relation.
PAVAγ=PBVBγ
VB=VA(PBPA)1/γ
Substitute γ=35 and the given values.
VB=0.80×(300100)0.6
VB=0.80×(31)0.6
Using the approximation (31)0.6=0.5:
VB=0.80×0.5=0.40m3
Step 3: Find the pressure at state C.
Since the process B→C is isothermal, the temperature remains constant.
PBVB=PCVC
PC=VCPBVB
PC=0.80300×0.40=150kPa
Step 4: Calculate the work done during the adiabatic compression A→B.
Use the formula for work done in an adiabatic process.
WAB=γ−1PAVA−PBVB
WAB=35−1(100×0.80)−(300×0.40)
WAB=2/380−120=−60kJ
The magnitude of this work is:
∣WAB∣=60kJ
Step 5: Calculate the work done during the isothermal expansion B→C.
Use the formula for work done in an isothermal process.
WBC=PBVBln(VBVC)
WBC=(300×0.40)ln(0.400.80)
WBC=120ln2
Using the approximation ln2=0.7:
WBC=120×0.7=84kJ
Step 6: Calculate the work done during the process C→A.
Since VC=VA=0.80m3, this is an isochoric process.
WCA=0kJ
Step 7: Calculate the total work done in the cycle.
Sum the work done in each individual step.
Wtotal=WAB+WBC+WCA
Wtotal=−60+84+0=24kJ
Answer:
The correct statements are:
- Magnitude of work done during B→C is 84kJ
- Magnitude of work done during A→B is 60kJ
- Work done during C→A is 0