State 1 for a dual combustion engine is p = 1 atm and T1= 60.3°C; r = 18; at the end constant volume combustion process the pressure is 7695 kPa, r= 1.5. Base on 1kg/cycle of a hot-air standard with k clearance, (b) p, V, and T at each corner point on the cycle, (c) WNET» (d) e, and (e} 1.31, determine (a) the percentage %3D Pm Ans. (a) 5.88% (h) 0.9443 m.0.05246 m3, 4468 kPa, 816.5 K, 1406.2 K,

State 1 for a dual combustion engine is p = 1 atm and T1= 60.3°C; r = 18; at the end constant volume combustion process the pressure is 7695 kPa, r= 1.5. Base on 1kg/cycle of a hot-air standard with k clearance, (b) p, V, and T at each corner point on the cycle, (c) WNET» (d) e, and (e} 1.31, determine (a) the percentage %3D Pm Ans. (a) 5.88% (h) 0.9443 m.0.05246 m3, 4468 kPa, 816.5 K, 1406.2 K,

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