6. A four-stroke, 6-cylinder, 3.6 Itr SI engine, is designed to have a maximum speed of 6000 r.p.m.At this speed, the volumetric efficiency of the engine is 0.92, fuel density is 700 kg/m C15. Calculate: (1)%3!0.85, C 0.6, Apg = 0.07 bar, at sea level T, = 27°C, p. = 1.03 bar, and AEThroat diameter of the carburetor. (2) Fuel orifice area. (3) AF at altitude of 4000 m

6. A four-stroke, 6-cylinder, 3.6 Itr SI engine, is designed to have a maximum speed of 6000 rn m At this speed, the volumetric efficiency of the engine is 0.92, fuel density is 700 kg/m. C = %3D 0 85. Ce= 0.6. Ap. = 0.07 bar, at sea level 1a-27-C, Pa= 1.03 bar, and AF 15. Calculate: (1) Throat diameter of the carburetor. (2) Fuel orifice area. (3) AF at altitude of 4000

6. A four-stroke, 6-cylinder, 3.6 Itr SI engine, is designed to have a maximum speed of 6000 rn m At this speed, the volumetric efficiency of the engine is 0.92, fuel density is 700 kg/m. C = %3D 0 85. Ce= 0.6. Ap. = 0.07 bar, at sea level 1a-27-C, Pa= 1.03 bar, and AF 15. Calculate: (1) Throat diameter of the carburetor. (2) Fuel orifice area. (3) AF at altitude of 4000

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