A spark ignition engine based on Otto cycle has a working temperature range of 25.0 °C and 700.0 °C and its output power is 200 kW. The efficiency of this engine is found to be 56.5%. a. Calculate the compression ratio (r). b. Calculate the input power. c. Calculate the mass flow rate (kg/sec) of air. d. Consider reducing the air emission by 10% while keeping the same materials for key components of the engine, maximum engine temperature of 700.0 °C and input power obtained from part (b). Propose modification and analysis the possible impact on other physical properties. [for air cp = 1.003; c, = 0.717 J/kg-K]

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A spark ignition engine based on Otto cycle has a working temperature range of 25.0 °C
and 700.0 °C and its output power is 200 kW. The efficiency of this engine is found to be
56.5%.
a. Calculate the compression ratio (r).
b. Calculate the input power.
c. Calculate the mass flow rate (kg/sec) of air.
d. Consider reducing the air emission by 10% while keeping the same materials for
key components of the engine, maximum engine temperature of 700.0 °C and
input power obtained from part (b). Propose modification and analysis the
possible impact on other physical properties.
[for air cp = 1.003; c, = 0.717 J/kg-K]
Transcribed Image Text:A spark ignition engine based on Otto cycle has a working temperature range of 25.0 °C and 700.0 °C and its output power is 200 kW. The efficiency of this engine is found to be 56.5%. a. Calculate the compression ratio (r). b. Calculate the input power. c. Calculate the mass flow rate (kg/sec) of air. d. Consider reducing the air emission by 10% while keeping the same materials for key components of the engine, maximum engine temperature of 700.0 °C and input power obtained from part (b). Propose modification and analysis the possible impact on other physical properties. [for air cp = 1.003; c, = 0.717 J/kg-K]
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