1- A full load test on a 2-stroke single engine yielded the following results: Engine speed 180 rpm Bore - B 200 mm imep 450000 N/m? Stroke - S 250 mm Fuel rate 7 kg/hr Fuel CV 43500 kJ/kg Calculate : I- the indicated power II – the indicated thermal efficiency. [answer: 10.59 kW , 12.5 % ]

1- A full load test on a 2-stroke single engine yielded the following results: Engine speed 180 rpm Bore - B 200 mm imep 450000 N/m? Stroke - S 250 mm Fuel rate 7 kg/hr Fuel CV 43500 kJ/kg Calculate : I- the indicated power II – the indicated thermal efficiency. [answer: 10.59 kW , 12.5 % ]

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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