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A small single-cylinder, two-stroke cycle SI engine operates at 8000 RPM with a volumetric efficiency of Tlv = 0.85. The engine

is square (bore = stroke) and has a displacement of 6.28 em 3. The fuel-air ratio FA = 0.067. Calculate:______
(a) Average piston speed. [m/sec]
(b) Flow rate of air into engine. [kg/see]
(c) Flow rate of fuel into engine. [kg/see]
(d) Fuel input for one cycle. [kg/cycle]

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deff fn [24]4 years ago

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Answer:

a) V_avg = 5.33 m/s

b) flow(m_a) = 0.00084 kg/s

c) flow(m_f) = 5.63*10^-5 kg/s

d) m_f = 4.2225*10^-7 kg / cycle

Explanation:

Given:

- The rotation of crankshaft N = 8000 RPM

- The total volume displaced V_d = 6.28 cm^3

- The volumetric efficiency n_v = 0.85

- The Fuel to air ratio FA = 0.067

- Stroke length = Bore size

Find:

(a) Average piston speed. [m/sec]

(b) Flow rate of air into engine. [kg/see]

(c) Flow rate of fuel into engine. [kg/see]

(d) Fuel input for one cycle. [kg/cycle]

Solution:

- To compute the average piston speed we need the Stroke length of the engine. We will used the amount of volume displaced to calculate it:

V_d = A_b * S

V_d = pi*d^2*S / 4

Since, we know that stroke length and bore dia are equal hence S = d:

V_d = pi*S^3 / 4

- Input values:

6.28 = pi*S^3 / 4

S = cuberoot ( 7.9959)

S = 2.0 cm

- The average piston speed can now be calculated from the formula:

V_avg = S*N / 30

V_avg = 0.02*8000 / 30

V_avg = 5.33 m/s

- We can use the relation of volumetric efficiency to calculate the flow rate of air into the engine flow(m_a):

n_v = flow(m_a) / p_a*V_d*N

Where, p_a is the density of air at atmospheric conditions, using ideal gas law we can calculate:

p_a = P_atm / R*T_amb

Where. P_atm = 101 KPa , R = 0.287 KJ/kgK , T_amb = 25 + 273 = 298 K

p_a = 101 / 0.287*298 = 1.181 kg/m^3

Hence,

flow(m_a) = p_a*V_d*N*n_v

- Plug values in:

flow(m_a) = 1.181*6.28*10^-6*8000/60*.85

flow(m_a) = 0.00084 kg/s

- We will use the Fuel to Air ratio to compute the flow rate of fuel in a engine flow(m_f):

flow(m_f) = FA*flow(m_a)

- Plug in the values:

flow(m_f) = 0.067*0.00084

flow(m_f) = 5.63*10^-5 kg/s

- The fuel in put per cycle can be calculated as follows:

m_f = flow(m_f)*60 / N

- plug in values:

m_f = 5.63*10^-5*60 / 8000

m_f = 4.2225*10^-7 kg / cycle

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