An isentropic process is a reversible-adiabatic process. For an adiabatic process =0, and for a reversible process, =0. From Eq. (38.26), for an isentropic process, . However, in Eq. (38.37), substitution of isentropic condition yields
or
or
(38.39)
Using
, we have
(38.40)
Considering Eq. (38.38), in a similar way, yields
or
(38.41)
Using , we get
(38.42)
Using we can write
(38.43)
Combining Eq. (38.40) with Eq. (38.43), we find,
(38.44)
This is a key relation to be remembered throughout the chapter.
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