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In the initial stages of the design of a vehicle, it is found that the engine must produce 100 Nm of torque. Using the following typical BMEP values, estimate the required engine capacity of each of the following four stroke engine types; Normally aspirated SI engine Turbocharged Sl engine Normally aspirated Cl engine Turbocharged and after cooled Cl engine 11Bar 16 Bar 8.5Bar 12 Bar

In the initial stages of the design of a vehicle, it is found that the engine must produce 100 Nm of torque. Using the following typical BMEP values, estimate the required engine capacity of each of the following four stroke engine types; Normally aspirated SI engine Turbocharged Sl engine Normally aspirated Cl engine Turbocharged and after cooled Cl engine 11Bar 16 Bar 8.5Bar 12 Bar

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In the initial stages of the design of a vehicle, it is found that the engine must produce 100 Nm of torque. Using the following typical BMEP values, estimate the required engine capacity of each of the following four stroke engine types; Normally aspirated SI engine Turbocharged Sl engine Normally aspirated Cl engine Turbocharged and after cooled Cl engine 11Bar 16 Bar 8.5Bar 12 Bar
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