..A 6.8-liter, in-line, eight-cylinder Cl engine has a compression ratio rc-18.5 and a crevice volume equalto 3% of the clearance volume. During the engine cycle pressure the crevice volume equals combustionchamber pressure while remaining at the cylinder wall temperature of 190°C. Cylinder conditions at thestart of compression are 75°C and 120 kPa, and peak pressure is 11,000 kPa. Cutoff ratio is 2.3. Calculate:(a) Crevice volume of one cylinder. (b) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end ofcompression.(c) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end of combustion.

The capacity of engine is 6.8 liter.The number of cylinder is .The compression ratio is The pressure…

..A 6.8-liter, in-line, eight-cylinder CI engine has a compression ratio rc=18.5 and a crevice volume equ to 3% of the clearance volume. During the engine cycle pressure the crevice volume equals combustic chamber pressure while remaining at the cylinder wall temperature of 190°C. Cylinder conditions at th start of compression are 75°C and 120 kPa, and peak pressure is 11,000 kPa. Cutoff ratio is 2.3. Calculat (a) Crevice volume of one cylinder. (b) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end compression.(c) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end of combustion.

..A 6.8-liter, in-line, eight-cylinder CI engine has a compression ratio rc=18.5 and a crevice volume equ to 3% of the clearance volume. During the engine cycle pressure the crevice volume equals combustic chamber pressure while remaining at the cylinder wall temperature of 190°C. Cylinder conditions at th start of compression are 75°C and 120 kPa, and peak pressure is 11,000 kPa. Cutoff ratio is 2.3. Calculat (a) Crevice volume of one cylinder. (b) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end compression.(c) Percent of air-fuel mixture in the crevice volume at the end of combustion.

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