Q2)A four-cylinder square engine with two intake valves per cylinder is designed to have a maximum speed of 7500 RPM and bore = 9.62cm with %3D speed sound 366 m/s. Calculate: 1) Intake temperature. 2) Displacement volume. 3) Diameter of valve. 4) Valve lift. * T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d%= 2.25 cm, l= 0.65 cm T = 610 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.20 cm, l= 0.56 mm
Q2)A four-cylinder square engine with two intake valves per cylinder is designed to have a maximum speed of 7500 RPM and bore = 9.62cm with %3D speed sound 366 m/s. Calculate: 1) Intake temperature. 2) Displacement volume. 3) Diameter of valve. 4) Valve lift. * T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d%= 2.25 cm, l= 0.65 cm T = 610 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56 cm T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.20 cm, l= 0.56 mm
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Transcribed Image Text:Q2)A four-cylinder square engine
with two intake valves per cylinder is
designed to have a maximum speed
of 7500 RPM and bore = 9.62cm with
speed sound 366 m/s. Calculate: 1)
Intake temperature. 2) Displacement
volume. 3) Diameter of valve. 4) Valve
lift. *
T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d%= 2.25 cm, l= 0.65
%3D
cm
T = 610 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56
cm
T = 600 C, Vd= 0.028m3,d%= 2.25 cm, l= 0.56
cm
T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d%= 2.25 cm, I= 0.56
cm
T = 600 C, Vd= 0.0028m3,d= 2.20 cm, l= 0.56
mm
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