The compression ratio of an engine working on the constant volume cycle is 9.3. At the beginning of compression, the temperature is 31°C and at the end of combustion the temperature is 1205°C. Taking the compression and expansion process to be adiabatic and the value of k as 1.4. Determine the following a. T2. 741.7657 K b. T4. 605.733 K C. Thermal Efficiency, 59.02%

The compression ratio of an engine working on the constant volume cycle is 9.3. At the beginning of compression, the temperature is 31°C and at the end of combustion the temperature is 1205°C. Taking the compression and expansion process to be adiabatic and the value of k as 1.4. Determine the following a. T2. 741.7657 K b. T4. 605.733 K C. Thermal Efficiency, 59.02%

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