A cam having a lift of 1 cm operates the suction valve of 4-stroke cycle petrol engine. The least radius of the cam is 2 cm and the nose circle radius is 0.25 cm. The crank angle of the engine, when suction valve opens is 4° after T.D.C. and it is 50° after B.D.C. when the suction valve closes. The valve is integral with the camshaft and operates as flat-faced follower. Estimate (a) the maximum velocity of the valve when the engine speed is 2000 rpm, (b) the maximum acceleration and retardation of the valve and (c) the maximum and minimum force to be exerted by the spring to overcome inertia of the valve parts which weigh 2 N.

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Q7:-A cam having a lift of 1 cm operates the suction valve of 4-stroke cycle petrol engine. The least radius of the cam is 2 cm and the nose circle radius is 0.25 cm. The crank angle of the engine, when suction valve opens is 4° after T.D.C. and it is 50° after B.D.C. when the suction valve closes. The valve is integral with the camshaft and operates as flat-faced follower. Estimate (a) the maximum velocity of the valve when the engine speed is 2000 rpm, (b) the maximum acceleration and retardation of the valve and (c) the maximum and minimum force to be exerted by the spring to overcome inertia of the valve parts which weigh 2 N.
Q7:-A cam having a lift of 1 cm operates the suction valve of 4-stroke
cycle petrol engine. The least radius of the cam is 2 cm and the
nose circle radius is 0.25 cm. The crank angle of the engine, when
suction valve opens is 4° after T.D.C. and it is 50° after B.D.C.
when the suction valve closes. The valve is integral with the
camshaft and operates as flat-faced follower. Estimate (a) the
maximum velocity of the valve when the engine speed is 2000
rpm, (b) the maximum acceleration and retardation of the valve
and (c) the maximum and minimum force to be exerted by the
spring to overcome inertia of the valve parts which weigh 2 N.
Transcribed Image Text:Q7:-A cam having a lift of 1 cm operates the suction valve of 4-stroke cycle petrol engine. The least radius of the cam is 2 cm and the nose circle radius is 0.25 cm. The crank angle of the engine, when suction valve opens is 4° after T.D.C. and it is 50° after B.D.C. when the suction valve closes. The valve is integral with the camshaft and operates as flat-faced follower. Estimate (a) the maximum velocity of the valve when the engine speed is 2000 rpm, (b) the maximum acceleration and retardation of the valve and (c) the maximum and minimum force to be exerted by the spring to overcome inertia of the valve parts which weigh 2 N.
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