Heat is added at constant pressure in an ideal _____________ cycle?
Correct answer: C. Both B. and C
- A. Stirling
- B. Brayton
- C. Both B. and C
- D. Rankine
Explanation
The ideal Brayton cycle adds heat at constant pressure in its combustor, and the ideal Rankine cycle adds heat at approximately constant boiler pressure. Therefore both cycles fit the stated condition.
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