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Grade: 12th pass 

                        
What is adibatic expansion ratio Pressure ratio or volume ratio
4 years ago

Answers : (1)

Umakant biswal
5359 Points 
							
@ ajit 
adiabatic expansion ratio is the pressure ratio 
generally adiabatic expansion defined with respect to the pressure and not the volume . 
HOPE IT CLEARS 
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4 years ago
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