3- An engine working on Otto cycle has cylinder bore of 210 mm and stroke length of 240 mm. The clearance volume is 1550 cc. The pressure and temperature at the beginning of compression are 1bar and 17°C respectively. The maximum pressure of the cycle is 50 bar. Determine the pressure and temperature at the salient points, the air- standard efficiency, the work done, and the mean effective pressure. What will be the ideal power developed by the engine, if the working cycle per minute is 600? [Answer:T=607.82K,P3=13.33bar,T3=2279.92K,P3=50bar,T=1087.77K,P,=3.75bar „n=52.28%,WNET=4.083kj,mep=491.23kpa,power=40.38KW]

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3- An engine working on Otto cycle has cylinder bore of 210 mm and stroke length of
240 mm. The clearance volume is 1550 cc. The pressure and temperature at the
beginning of compression are 1bar and 17°C respectively. The maximum pressure of the
cycle is 50 bar. Determine the pressure and temperature at the salient points, the air-
standard efficiency, the work done, and the mean effective pressure. What will be the
ideal power developed by the engine, if the working cycle per minute is 600?
[Answer:T=607.82K,P2=13.33bar,T3=2279.92K,P3=50bar,T=1087.77K,P=3.75bar
n=52.28%,WNET=4.083kj,mep=491.23kpa,power=40.38KW]
Transcribed Image Text:3- An engine working on Otto cycle has cylinder bore of 210 mm and stroke length of 240 mm. The clearance volume is 1550 cc. The pressure and temperature at the beginning of compression are 1bar and 17°C respectively. The maximum pressure of the cycle is 50 bar. Determine the pressure and temperature at the salient points, the air- standard efficiency, the work done, and the mean effective pressure. What will be the ideal power developed by the engine, if the working cycle per minute is 600? [Answer:T=607.82K,P2=13.33bar,T3=2279.92K,P3=50bar,T=1087.77K,P=3.75bar n=52.28%,WNET=4.083kj,mep=491.23kpa,power=40.38KW]
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