EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN
EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN
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ISBN: 9781259151323
Author: CENGEL
Publisher: MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY
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Chapter 9, Problem 53P

a)

To determine

The thermal efficiency of the diesel engine.

a)

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Given:

Compression ratio (r) is 20.

Initial temperature of the cycle (T1) is 20°C.

Initial pressure of the cycle (P1) is 95kPa.

Maximum temperature of the cycle (T3) is 2200K.

Calculation:

Draw the Pv diagram of the cycle as in Figure (1).

EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMAL-FLUID SCIEN, Chapter 9, Problem 53P

Refer Table A-2, “Ideal-gas specific heats of various common gases”, obtain the gas constant of the air.

  R=0.287kJ/kgK

Refer table A-21, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the enthalpy and relative specific volume of air at the temperature of 293K .

  u1=209.06kJ/kgvr1=659.2

Calculate the relative specific volume at state 2(vr2).

  vr2=V2V1vr1

  vr2=1rvr1=120(659.2)=32.96

Refer table A-21, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the temperature and enthalpy of air at the relative specific volume of 32.96.

  T2=912.7Kh2=947.17kJ/kg

Calculate the cut-off ratio (rc).

  P3v3T3=P2v2T2

  T3=v3v2T2=(rc)T2

  rc=T3T2=2200K912.7K=1.854

Refer table A-21, “Ideal gas properties of the air”, obtain the internal energy and enthalpy of air at the temperature of 2200K.

  u3=1872.4kJ/kgh3=2503.2kJ/kg

Calculate the heat addition in the constant pressure heat addition process 2-3(qin).

  qin=h3h2=2503.2kJ/kg941.17kJ/kg=1556kJ/kgK

Calculate the temperature at state 4(T4).

  T4=T3(V3V4)n1=T3(2.410V2V4)n1=T3(2.410r)n1

  =(2200K)(2.41020)1.351=1049K

Calculate the work output for the polytrophic process 3-4(w34,out).

  w34,out=R(T4T3)1n=(0.287kJ/kgK)(1049K2200K)11.35=943.8kJ/kg

Calculate the heat rejected for the polytrophic process 3-4(q34,out).

  q34,out=w34,out(u4u3)=(943.8kJ/kg)(801.13kJ/kg1872.4kJ/kg)=127.5kJ/kg

Calculate the heat rejected by the constant volume heat rejection process 4-1(q41,out).

  q41,out=u4u1=801.13kJ/kg209.06kJ/kg=592.1kJ/kg

Calculate the total heat rejected by the cycle (qout).

  qout=q34,out+q41,out=127.5kJ/kg+592.1kJ/kg=719.6kJ/kg

Calculate the thermal efficiency of the diesel engine (ηth).

  ηth=1qoutqin=1719.6kJ/kg1556kJ/kgK=0.5375=53.75%

Thus, the thermal efficiency of the diesel engine is 63.5%.

b)

To determine

The mean effective pressure.

b)

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Calculation:

Calculate the specific volume at state 1(v1).

  v1=RT1P1=(0.287kPam3/kgK)(293K)95kPa=0.885m3/kg

Calculate the mean effective pressure (MEP).

  MEP=wnet,outv1v2=qinqoutv1(11/r)=1556kJ/kgK719.6kJ/kgK(0.885m3/kg)(11/20)

  =836.4kJ/kgK(0.885m3/kg)(11/20)(kPam3kJ)=995kPa

Thus, the mean effective pressure is 933kPa.

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