(e) Caleulate the angular velocity of the gas mixture using padelle wheel model eylinder engine by assuming swirl ratio is 11. Use the following data: i. air to fuel ratio 8.8 ii. compressiom ratio-72 ii. volunetrie efficiency 77 iv. indicated thermal efficiency33 v. mechanical efficiency 55 vi. brake power 62000 j/sec vii. engine volmne 1000 cm3 vii. calorific value 45000 kj/m

(e) Caleulate the angular velocity of the gas mixture using padelle wheel model eylinder engine by assuming swirl ratio is 11. Use the following data: i. air to fuel ratio 8.8 ii. compressiom ratio-72 ii. volunetrie efficiency 77 iv. indicated thermal efficiency33 v. mechanical efficiency 55 vi. brake power 62000 j/sec vii. engine volmne 1000 cm3 vii. calorific value 45000 kj/m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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