Table Q2 show the working pressure inside an engine which moves the piston at different positions inside the engine cylinder. Determine the total work done during the piston movement, 15 inches inside the cylinder. The piston head diameter was measure to be 8 inches. Given that the total work done relation is ; -15 Work = A p (x)dx , where A is the area of the piston. Table Q2 Item Piston head Piston Pressure position from top center of the engine cylinder (у), ст (p), psi 1 110 1 130 3 140 4 2.5 170 4 185 210 7 7 215 8 8 185 9 11 135 10 12 100 11 13 90 12 14 70 13 15 40

Table Q2 show the working pressure inside an engine which moves the piston at different positions inside the engine cylinder. Determine the total work done during the piston movement, 15 inches inside the cylinder. The piston head diameter was measure to be 8 inches. Given that the total work done relation is ; -15 Work = A p (x)dx , where A is the area of the piston. Table Q2 Item Piston head Piston Pressure position from top center of the engine cylinder (у), ст (p), psi 1 110 1 130 3 140 4 2.5 170 4 185 210 7 7 215 8 8 185 9 11 135 10 12 100 11 13 90 12 14 70 13 15 40

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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