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A four stroke gasoline engine has a compression ratio of 10:1 with 4 cylinders of total displacement 2.3 L. the inlet state is 280 K, 70 kPa and the engine is running at 2100 RPM with the fuel adding 1400 kJ/kg in the combustion process. What is the network in the cycle and how much power is produced?

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Answer:

Net work, W = 842.52 kJ/kg

Power, P = 32.82 kW

Given:

compression ratio, r = 10:1

Total volume displaced,
V_(d) = 2.3 l = 2.3* 10^(- 3) m^(3)


T_(inlet) = 280 K


P_(inlet) = 70 kPa

Speed, N = 2100 rpm = 35 rps

Heat energy added, Q = 1400 kJ/kg

Solution:

Now, calculation of the overall efficiency:


\eta = 1- r^(1 - k)

where

k = 1.4


\eta = 1- 10^(0.4) = 0.6018

Also,

Net work done, W =
\eta Q = 0.6018* 1400 = 842.52 kJ/kg

Now, specific volume is given by:


P_(inlet)\vartheta = RT_(inlet)


70* 10^(3)\vartheta = 0.287* 280


\vartheta = 1.148 m^(3)/kg

Now, mean effective pressure, P' can be calculated as:


W = P'(\vartheta - \vartheta')


(W)/((\vartheta - \vartheta')) = P'


(842.52)/(\vartheta(1 - (\vartheta')/(\vartheta))) = P'

(Since, r =
(\vartheta)/(\vartheta'))


(842.52)/(\vartheta(1 - (1)/(r))) = P' = (842.52)/(1.148(1 - (1)/(10)))

P' = 815.45 kPa

Now, for power produced, P:

P =
(1)/(2)P'V_(d) N

P =
(1)/(2)* 815.45* 2.3\time 10^(- 3)* 35

P = 32.82 kW

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