A compression ignition engine having an initial condition of 15psia and 75°F and a specific volume of 13.2 ft3/lbm. 352 btu/lbm is added per cycle.Using a compression ratio of 15. Calculate (in %) the thermal efficiency of the cycle.

Given: The pressure and temperature at the inlet of compression, P1 and T1 = 15 psia and 75 F…

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A compression ignition engine having an initial condition of 15psia and 75°F and a specific volume of 13.2 ft3/lbm. 352 btu/lbm is added per cycle. Using a compression ratio of 15. Calculate (in %) the thermal efficiency of the cycle.