Problem 20.21 6 of 12 Constants I Periodic Table In an engine that approximates the Otto cycle (see Figure 20-8 in the textbook), gasoline vapor must be ignited at the end of the cylinder's adiabatic compression by the spark from a spark plug. Part A The ignition temperature of 87-octane gasoline vapor is about 430 °C and, assuming that the working gas is diatomic and enters the cylinder at 30 °C, determine the maximum compression ratio of the engine. Vα ΑΣφ Vmax Vmin Submit Request Answer
Problem 20.21 6 of 12 Constants I Periodic Table In an engine that approximates the Otto cycle (see Figure 20-8 in the textbook), gasoline vapor must be ignited at the end of the cylinder's adiabatic compression by the spark from a spark plug. Part A The ignition temperature of 87-octane gasoline vapor is about 430 °C and, assuming that the working gas is diatomic and enters the cylinder at 30 °C, determine the maximum compression ratio of the engine. Vα ΑΣφ Vmax Vmin Submit Request Answer
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 20.21
6 of 12
Constants I Periodic Table
In an engine that approximates the Otto cycle (see
Figure 20-8 in the textbook), gasoline vapor must
be ignited at the end of the cylinder's adiabatic
compression by the spark from a spark plug.
Part A
The ignition temperature of 87-octane gasoline vapor is about 430 °C and,
assuming that the working gas is diatomic and enters the cylinder at 30 °C,
determine the maximum compression ratio of the engine.
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