A four-stroke SI engine 0.08 m bore (d), 0.10 m stroke (L), is tested at full throttle at constant speed. The fuel supply is fixed at 0.0011333 kg/s and the spark plugs of the four cylinders are successively short circuited without change of speed, brake torque  being correspondingly adjusted. The brake power (bp) measurements are the following: With all cylinders firing = 12.5 kW With cylinder No. 1 cut off = 9 kW With cylinder No. 2 cut off = 9.15 kW With cylinder No. 3 cut off = 9.2 kW With cylinder No. 2 cut off = 9.1 kW The lower calorific (or heating value, LCVf) of the fuel is 44100 kJ/kg. The clearance volume (Vcl) of one cylinder 70.0 x 103 mm3. Determine:

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A four-stroke SI engine 0.08 m bore (d), 0.10 m stroke (L), is tested at full throttle at constant speed. The fuel supply is fixed at 0.0011333 kg/s and the spark plugs of the four cylinders are successively short circuited without change of speed, brake torque  being correspondingly adjusted. The brake power (bp) measurements are the following:
With all cylinders firing = 12.5 kW
With cylinder No. 1 cut off = 9 kW
With cylinder No. 2 cut off = 9.15 kW
With cylinder No. 3 cut off = 9.2 kW
With cylinder No. 2 cut off = 9.1 kW
The lower calorific (or heating value, LCVf) of the fuel is 44100 kJ/kg. The clearance
volume (Vcl) of one cylinder 70.0 x 103 mm3. Determine:
(a) Indicated power (ip) of the engine under these conditions.
(b) The indicated thermal efficiency 
(c) The relative efficiency of this engine.

 

Given data 

bore (d)  = 0.08 m 

stroke (L) = 0.10 m 

fuel supply () = 0.0011333 kg/s 

LCVf = 44100 kJ/kg 

Vcl = 70*103 mm3

BPo = 12.5 kW

BP1 = 9 kW

BP2 = 9.15 kW

BP3 = 9.2 kW

BP4 = 9.1 kW

 

 

To determine 

(a) Indicated power of the engine 

(b) indicated thermal efficiency 

(c) the relative efficiency of the engine 

Step 2

(a)from morse test 

indicated power of cylinder 1 can be calculated as below 

IP1 = BPo - BP1

      = 12.5 kW - 9 kW

      = 3.5 kW

similarly, Indicated power of cylinder 2 can be calculated as below 

IP2 = BPo - BP2

      = 12.5 kW - 9.15 kW

      = 3.35 kW

IP3 = BPo - BP3

      = 12.5 kW - 9.2 kW

      = 3.3 kW

IP4 = BP0 - BP4

      = 12.5 kW - 9.1 kW

      = 3.4 kW

 

thus, total indicated power of the engine (IP) = IP1 + IP2 + IP3 + IP4

                                                                         = 3.5 kW + 3.35 kW + 3.3 kW + 3.4 kW

                                                                         = 13.55 kW 

 

 

Step 3

(b) The indicated thermal efficiency can be calculated as below 

 

    

     = 0.27112

 

Step 4

(c) first, we need to calculate the swept volume/ displaced volume 

 

    

    = 5.026*10-4 m3

    = 502.6*103 mm3

clearance volume (Vc) = 70*103 mm3

compression ratio (r) can be calculated as below 

 

    

     = 8.18 

Now, air standard  efficiency will be 

 

      

      = 0.5686 

relative efficiency of an engine is the ratio of indicated thermal efficiency to air standard efficiency 

 

      

       = 0.4767

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