Task 3 Evaluate the performance of a four-stroke, six-cylinder Diesel cycle, the cylinder bore is 10 cm and a piston stroke is 15 cm when it is operated at 2500 rpm. Air temperature at the beginning of compression prosses is at 50 °C if the minimum volume enclosed in the cylinder is 5 percent of the maximum cylinder volume and the cut-off ratio is 2. Determine the delivered power from the engine and the efficiency. Then compare your answer when the engine is changed to a two-stroke engine.

Task 3 Evaluate the performance of a four-stroke, six-cylinder Diesel cycle, the cylinder bore is 10 cm and a piston stroke is 15 cm when it is operated at 2500 rpm. Air temperature at the beginning of compression prosses is at 50 °C if the minimum volume enclosed in the cylinder is 5 percent of the maximum cylinder volume and the cut-off ratio is 2. Determine the delivered power from the engine and the efficiency. Then compare your answer when the engine is changed to a two-stroke engine.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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