Q1. An ideal dual cycle engine works with a stroke volume of 10 litres of air...
An ideal dual combustion cycle operates on 454 kg. of air. At the beginning of compression, the air is at 96.53 kPa, 43.3-degree Celsius. Pressure ratio is equal to 1.5, cut-off ratio is 1.6, and compression ratio is 11. Using the air properties, determine (a) the percentage clearance (b) the pressure, the volume, and the temperature at each corner of the cycle, (c) Heat added, Heat rejected, and work net, (d) the thermal efficiency (e) the MEP in kPa.
A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual)
cycle. The data is as follows:
A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P1 = 100 kPa, T1 = 298 K Compression ratio = 16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg/kgf 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part....
14. An I.C engine operating on Limited Pressure Cycle has a cylinder bore and stroke length of 250 mm and 400 mm respectively. Its compression ratio and expansion ratio are 9 and 5 respectively. The initial pressure and temperature of the air are 1 bar and 30°C. The heat added at constant pressure is twice the heat rejected at constant volume. The compression and expansion follows the law pv 1.25 - constant. Determine: (Pressures and temperatures at all salient points....
A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P1 = 100 kPa, T = 298 K Compression ratio = 16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg/kgf 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part. k=1.3, CH = 0.81 kJ/kg.K, isentropic expansion and compression Find the values of pressure rise parameter...
A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P, = 100 kPa, T = 298 K Compression ratio = 16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg./kgf 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part. k=1.3, Cv = 0.81 kJ/kg.K, isentropic expansion and compression Find the values of pressure rise parameter...
QUESTION 2(25%) A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P. = 100 kPa, T, = 298 K Compression ratio=16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg/kg 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part. k = 1.3, C, = 0.81 kJ/kg.K, isentropic expansion and compression Find the values of pressure...
QUESTION 2(25%) A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P. = 100 kPa, T, = 298 K Compression ratio=16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg/kg 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part. k = 1.3, C, = 0.81 kJ/kg.K, isentropic expansion and compression Find the values of pressure...
QUESTION 2(25%) A Diesel engine is approximated by a pressure limited (dual) cycle. The data is as follows: Inlet temperature and pressure: P. = 100 kPa, T, = 298 K Compression ratio=16:1 Heat added during combustion = 44000 kJ/kgfuel (please note that this value is per kg fuel) A/F = 23 kg/kg 40% of the heat is added in the constant volume combustion part. k = 1.3, C, = 0.81 kJ/kg.K, isentropic expansion and compression Find the values of pressure...
A gasoline engine operates on the air standard Otto cycle. The air intake to the engine is at 300K and 95kPa (State 1). The air is compressed in the engine to an unknown pressure. Heat is then added during combustion at an amount of 1100 kJ/kg. At the end of the heat addition process, the temperature reaches 2200K. Compute the following: (a) the temperature at the end of the compression process, (b) the volumetric compression ratio of this engine, (c)...
2. Analyze an Audi 3.0-liter TDI V6 Biturbo diesel engine using an air-standard Diesel cycle that addresses the "real" effects of non-isentropic compression/expansion, air-fuel ratio, fuel heating value, incomplete combustion, exhaust residual, and heat loss. The engine is four-stroke, has six cylinders with a compression ratio of 16.0, and develops maximum power at 4250 rpm. Assume the following: the diesel fuel heating value is Quv 42,600 kJ/kg, the air-to-fuel ratio (AF) at maximum power is 25, and the combustion efficiency...