An engine operating on the ideal Otto cycle has a bore of 100 mm, a stroke of 127 mm, and a compression ratio of 7/1. At the beginning of the compression stroke the cylinder contains air at 15.6°C and 1 bar. If the maximum cycle temperature is 1650°C, determine: a. The pressure, volume and temperature at the cardinal points of the cycle. b. The air-standard efficiency. c. The mean effective pressure.

An engine operating on the ideal Otto cycle has a bore of 100 mm, a stroke of 127 mm, and a compression ratio of 7/1. At the beginning of the compression stroke the cylinder contains air at 15.6°C and 1 bar. If the maximum cycle temperature is 1650°C, determine: a. The pressure, volume and temperature at the cardinal points of the cycle. b. The air-standard efficiency. c. The mean effective pressure.

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