The document provides instructions for submitting handwritten solutions to specific engineering problems related to diesel engines, including calculations for brake engine efficiency and brake thermal efficiency. It outlines the required format for submission via the LeOnS channel and specifies that submissions through Gmail or PM are invalid. Additionally, it includes several problems that need to be solved, focusing on concepts such as Morse test, Willan’s line method, and exhaust gas calorimetry.
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Assignment.(Final) Me3a
The document provides instructions for submitting handwritten solutions to specific engineering problems related to diesel engines, including calculations for brake engine efficiency and brake thermal efficiency. It outlines the required format for submission via the LeOnS channel and specifies that submissions through Gmail or PM are invalid. Additionally, it includes several problems that need to be solved, focusing on concepts such as Morse test, Willan’s line method, and exhaust gas calorimetry.
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Instructions- Write legibly handwritten format, use short bond
paper, copy problems prior solution, scan pdf/take photo and
upload your preparation via LeOnS channel. (Sending thru Gmail/PM will be invalid) 1. Explain Morse test and motoring test to find friction power. 2. Why Willan’s line method cannot be used to find friction power in SI engine. (hint – pumping loss) 3. Explain exhaust gas calorimeter to measure heat in the exhaust. 4. Draw the performance curves for CI engines. Instructions- Write legibly handwritten format, use short bond paper, copy problems prior solution, scan pdf/take photo and upload your preparation via LeOnS channel. (Sending thru Gmail/PM will be invalid)
PROBLEM- #1 of 3
A diesel engine is operating on a 4 stroke cycle has
a heat rate of 8000 Btu/Hp-hr. The compression ratio is 13, cut-off ratio is 2 and k=1.32. Calculate the brake engine efficiency PROBLEM- #2 of 3
A dynamometer test was done for one hour at
steady load on a 6-cylinder diesel engine. It was found to use 42kg of fuel having Qh = 42,000 J/kg. Cylinder is 22.8cm x 27cm, 4cycle type, Speed at 550rpm and dynamometer torque at 27,000 kg-cm. Find the brake thermal efficiency. PROBLEM- #3 of 3
A single-acting, four cylinder, 4 stroke cycle diesel
engine with a bore to stroke of 21.59cm x 27.94cm, operating at 275 rpm, consumes 8.189 kg/hr of fuel whose heating value is 43,961.4 kJ/kg. The indicated mean effective pressure is 475.7 kPa. The load on the break arm, which is 93.98cm is 113.4kg. Determine the brake arm mean effective pressure.