Calculate the Mean Effective Ratio of a spark-ignition engine which has a compression ratio of 10 and operates at a temperature of 214.5°C and a pressure of 8027kPa. Assume work output is 4109.8 kJ/kg, specific heat ratio,k =1.4, Cp=0.717KJ/kg.K. Round-off your answer into two (2) decimal only.

Calculate the Mean Effective Ratio of a spark-ignition engine which has a compression ratio of 10 and operates at a temperature of 214.5°C and a pressure of 8027kPa. Assume work output is 4109.8 kJ/kg, specific heat ratio,k =1.4, Cp=0.717KJ/kg.K. Round-off your answer into two (2) decimal only.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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