You are asked to design a four cylinder four-stroke compression ignition engine for light trucks, which is required to provide a maximum brake torque of (2.0000x10^2) Nm at the rated speed of (4.5000x10^3) rpm. The bore (B)/stroke (L) ratio is required to be (9.00x10^-1). Given that the bmep of the engine is assumed to be (1.000x10^3) KPa, find its bore (B). The answer should be in the unit of meter with 3 significant figures. Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: x10 Answer

You are asked to design a four cylinder four-stroke compression ignition engine for light trucks, which is required to provide a maximum brake torque of (2.0000x10^2) Nm at the rated speed of (4.5000x10^3) rpm. The bore (B)/stroke (L) ratio is required to be (9.00x10^-1). Given that the bmep of the engine is assumed to be (1.000x10^3) KPa, find its bore (B). The answer should be in the unit of meter with 3 significant figures. Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: x10 Answer

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You are asked to design a four cylinder four-stroke compression ignition engine for
light trucks, which is required to provide a maximum brake torque of (2.0000x10^2)
Nm at the rated speed of (4.5000x10^3) rpm. The bore (B)/stroke (L) ratio is required
to be (9.00x10^-1).
Given that the bmep of the engine is assumed to be (1.000x10^3) KPa, find its bore
(B). The answer should be in the unit of meter with 3 significant figures.
Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible.
Your Answer:
x10
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