2. A ix-cylinder, four-stroke cycle, marine oil engine has cylinder dia méters of 610 mm and a piston troke of 1 250 mm. When the engine speod is 2 rev/s it uses 340 kg of fuel oil of calorific value 44 206Lkg-in one hour. The cooling water amounts to 19200 kg/h, entering at 15 C and leaving at 63 C The torque transmitted at the engine coupling is 108 kN m and the indicaled mean effective pressure is 775 kN/m² . Determine: ta) the indicated power. (b) the brake power. (c) the percentage of the energy Hipplied kg ef fuel lost to the cooling water,

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2. A ix-cylinder, four-stroke cycle, marine oil engine-has cylinder dia
méters of 610 mm and a piston troke of 1 25S0 mm. When the engine speod
s 2 rev/s it uses 340 kg of fuel oil of calorific value 44 206-Lkg-in one
hour. The cooling water amounts to 19200 kg/h, eniering at 15 C and
leaving at 63 C The torque transitted at the engine coupling is 108 kN m
and the indicaled mean effective pressure is 775 kN/m Determine:
ta) the indicated power.
ib) the brake power.
(c) the percentage of the enerEY Hipplied kg ef fuel lost to the cooling
water
idi the brake thermal efficiency.
jci the brake Hcan eflective pressure:
i0 the mechanical efficiency.
(g) the brake apecific fuel conumption.
Transcribed Image Text:02 2. A ix-cylinder, four-stroke cycle, marine oil engine-has cylinder dia méters of 610 mm and a piston troke of 1 25S0 mm. When the engine speod s 2 rev/s it uses 340 kg of fuel oil of calorific value 44 206-Lkg-in one hour. The cooling water amounts to 19200 kg/h, eniering at 15 C and leaving at 63 C The torque transitted at the engine coupling is 108 kN m and the indicaled mean effective pressure is 775 kN/m Determine: ta) the indicated power. ib) the brake power. (c) the percentage of the enerEY Hipplied kg ef fuel lost to the cooling water idi the brake thermal efficiency. jci the brake Hcan eflective pressure: i0 the mechanical efficiency. (g) the brake apecific fuel conumption.
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