Asap The power output of a six cylinder four-stroke engine is absorbed bya water brake for which the law is WN/20000 where the brake load,W is in Newton and the speed, N is in rpm. The air consumption ismeasur ed by an air box with sharp edged orifice system. The followingreadings are obtained.11.2Orifice diameter30 mm%3DBore100 mmStroke120 mmBrake loadC/H ratio by massCoefficient of dischar geAmbient pressurePressure drop across orificeTime taken for 100 cc of fuel consumptionAmbient temperat ureFuel density560 N%3D83/170.61 bar14.5 cm of Hg20 s%3D27°C831 kg/m3%3D532IC EnginesCaleulate (i) the brake power (ii) the torque (iii) the brake specific fuelcolisumption (iv) the percentage of excess air and (v) the wolumetricefficiencyI| || || || |||

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11.2 The power output of a six cylinder four-stroke engine is absorbed by a water brake for which the law is WN/20000 where the brake load, W is in Newton and the speed, N is in rpm. The air consumption is measured by an air box with sharp edged orifice system. The following readings are obtained. Orifice diameter 30 mm Bore 100 mm Stroke 120 mm Brake load = 560 N C/H ratio by mass 83/17 Coefficient of discharge 0.6 Ambient pressure = 1 bar Pressure drop across orifice 14.5 cm of Hg Time taken for 100 cc of fuel consumption 20 8 Ambient temperature 27 °C Fuel density 831 kg/m³ ||||

11.2 The power output of a six cylinder four-stroke engine is absorbed by a water brake for which the law is WN/20000 where the brake load, W is in Newton and the speed, N is in rpm. The air consumption is measured by an air box with sharp edged orifice system. The following readings are obtained. Orifice diameter 30 mm Bore 100 mm Stroke 120 mm Brake load = 560 N C/H ratio by mass 83/17 Coefficient of discharge 0.6 Ambient pressure = 1 bar Pressure drop across orifice 14.5 cm of Hg Time taken for 100 cc of fuel consumption 20 8 Ambient temperature 27 °C Fuel density 831 kg/m³ ||||

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