An SI engine operating on stoichiometric propane fuel burns 0.00005 kg of fuel in each cylinder during each cycle with a combustion efficiency of 95%. When combustion starts at the end of compression, the temperature and pressure in the cylinder are T 700 K and P = 2000 kPa. Exhaust temperature leaving the cylinder after combustion is Te = 1200 K. Calculate: 1. combustion heat input into each cylinder during each cycle using Q Nh, - Nh; REACT PROD heat input using Qin = nm,QLHV %3D

An SI engine operating on stoichiometric propane fuel burns 0.00005 kg of fuel in each cylinder during each cycle with a combustion efficiency of 95%. When combustion starts at the end of compression, the temperature and pressure in the cylinder are T 700 K and P = 2000 kPa. Exhaust temperature leaving the cylinder after combustion is Te = 1200 K. Calculate: 1. combustion heat input into each cylinder during each cycle using Q Nh, - Nh; REACT PROD heat input using Qin = nm,QLHV %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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