Regarding the temperature adiabatic index and volume adiabatic index

2015-07-24View Original

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I’m not quite sure why these two indices are needed. I’ve read in some literature that they simplify calculations, but where does that simplicity show up? Can I use the adiabatic index to calculate the isentropic compression indicator work of a real gas?

Reply #22015-07-25

There is another issue: the work indicated by compression for real gases needs to be corrected using the compression coefficient. But how is this method of correction derived, as shown in the figure?

Reply #32015-07-25

There is another issue: the work indicated by compression for real gases needs to be corrected using the compression coefficient. But how is this method of correction derived, as shown in the figure?

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