Given the engine specifications below, compare & determine which engine has thehigher; (a) Efficiency &(b) Power delivery. Initial condition of air: 27°C & 101.3 kPa.4-Stroke, 4-cylinder,Gasoline Engine4-Stroke, 6-cylinder DieselEngineCompression Ratio9.813.3Bore120 mm132 mmStroke120 mm136 mmPeak Temperature1520 K1450 KEngine Speed2100 гpm1600 rpm

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Given the engine specifications below, compare & determine which engine has the higher; (a) Efficiency &(b) Power delivery. Initial condition of air: 27°C & 101.3 kPa. 4-Stroke, 6-cylinder Diesel Engine 4-Stroke, 4-cylinder, Gasoline Engine Compression Ratio 9.8 13.3 Bore 120 mm 132 mm Stroke 120 mm 136 mm Peak Temperature 1520 K 1450 K Engine Speed 2100 rpm 1600 rpm

Given the engine specifications below, compare & determine which engine has the higher; (a) Efficiency &(b) Power delivery. Initial condition of air: 27°C & 101.3 kPa. 4-Stroke, 6-cylinder Diesel Engine 4-Stroke, 4-cylinder, Gasoline Engine Compression Ratio 9.8 13.3 Bore 120 mm 132 mm Stroke 120 mm 136 mm Peak Temperature 1520 K 1450 K Engine Speed 2100 rpm 1600 rpm

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