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Liberty L-12 Calculate: • Piston Displacement • Total Displacement • Indicated Horsepower • Brake Horsepower • Torque • Compression Ratio • Mechanical Efficiency • Thermal Efficiency The specifications are as follows:

Liberty L-12 Calculate: • Piston Displacement • Total Displacement • Indicated Horsepower • Brake Horsepower • Torque • Compression Ratio • Mechanical Efficiency • Thermal Efficiency The specifications are as follows:

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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9:49 : l Prony Brake Length = 36" %3D Fuel Consumption = 7.5 GPH %3D Fuel Type = 10OLL 100LL burns at 20,000 BTUS Liberty L-12 Calculate: • Piston Displacement • Total Displacement • Indicated Horsepower • Brake Horsepower • Torque • Compression Ratio • Mechanical Efficiency • Thermal Efficiency The specifications are as follows: Liberty L-12 12-cylinder engine. Bore = 5" Stroke = 7" Total Volume per cylinder = 151.07 in3 Indicated Mean Effective Pressure 131 PSI Revolutions per minute = 1650 Prony, Brake reading = 384.9 lbs Preny, Brake Length = 42" Fuel Consumption 33 GPH . %3D Fuel Type = 10OLL %3D 100LL burns at 20,000 BTUS H8 7916 759 (1773} ||
Transcribed Image Text:9:49 : l Prony Brake Length = 36" %3D Fuel Consumption = 7.5 GPH %3D Fuel Type = 10OLL 100LL burns at 20,000 BTUS Liberty L-12 Calculate: • Piston Displacement • Total Displacement • Indicated Horsepower • Brake Horsepower • Torque • Compression Ratio • Mechanical Efficiency • Thermal Efficiency The specifications are as follows: Liberty L-12 12-cylinder engine. Bore = 5" Stroke = 7" Total Volume per cylinder = 151.07 in3 Indicated Mean Effective Pressure 131 PSI Revolutions per minute = 1650 Prony, Brake reading = 384.9 lbs Preny, Brake Length = 42" Fuel Consumption 33 GPH . %3D Fuel Type = 10OLL %3D 100LL burns at 20,000 BTUS H8 7916 759 (1773} ||
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