The fuel used in the diesel engine is C10H22. The air in the engine inlet and the exhaust gases in the outlet areanalysis is as follows.Exhaust GasVolume%AirVolume%02CO2CO723.6553N276.345H2O11028N271a) How much energy is lost due to incomplete combustion of one kg of fuel?b) What is the actual air fuel ratio?c) What is the theoretical air fuel ratio?d) Is the Air Fuel mixture poor?

Given dataFuel used C10H22 To determine a] How much energy lost due to incomplete combustion of one…

The fuel used in the diesel engine is C10H22. The air in the engine inlet and the exhaust gases in the outlet are analysis is as follows. Exhaust Gas Volume% Air Volume% CO2 CO 7 02 23.655 3 N2 76.345 Н20 11 02 8 N2 71 a) How much energy is lost due to incomplete combustion of one kg of fuel? b) What is the actual air fuel ratio? c) What is the theoretical air fuel ratio? d) Is the Air Fuel mixture poor?

The fuel used in the diesel engine is C10H22. The air in the engine inlet and the exhaust gases in the outlet are analysis is as follows. Exhaust Gas Volume% Air Volume% CO2 CO 7 02 23.655 3 N2 76.345 Н20 11 02 8 N2 71 a) How much energy is lost due to incomplete combustion of one kg of fuel? b) What is the actual air fuel ratio? c) What is the theoretical air fuel ratio? d) Is the Air Fuel mixture poor?

Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Jack Erjavec, Rob Thompson

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Chapter30: Electronic Fuel Injection

Section: Chapter Questions

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