5- The mechanical and indicated thermal efficiencies of 4-stroke four cylinder over square engine are (83% & 33%) respectively. The fuel calorific value of (42000) kJ/kg is consumed at a rate of (20 kg/hr.) when running at a fixed speed. The brake mean effective pressure developed is (6.4) bar. The combustion process was completed when the crank angle is 20° ATDC with piston speed ( 8.5 ) m/s and the volume is 80cm³, the ratio of connecting road

5- The mechanical and indicated thermal efficiencies of 4-stroke four cylinder over square engine are (83% & 33%) respectively. The fuel calorific value of (42000) kJ/kg is consumed at a rate of (20 kg/hr.) when running at a fixed speed. The brake mean effective pressure developed is (6.4) bar. The combustion process was completed when the crank angle is 20° ATDC with piston speed ( 8.5 ) m/s and the volume is 80cm³, the ratio of connecting road

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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