Task 2Using the data shown in the figure for torque versus crank angle of a single cylinder engine, findthe mean output torque and flywheel inertia required for an engine corresponding to a nominalspeed of 1500 rev/min. Use Cs = 0.10.700500300100-10060Crank angle (deg)120180240300420480540660720-300Torque(Nm)

Given: Cs=0.1 N=1500 rpm To determine: Mean torque Inertia of the flywheel

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