3. A 4-stroke, 8-cylinder, petrol engine, has the following parameters at sea level, fuei%3Dconsumption = 0.75 ltr/min, engine speed 50 r.p.s., Ap 60 mm Hg, venturi diameter = 4 cm,%3!%3Datmospheric pressure 1.03 kg/cm2, C, 0.8, air and fuel densities are 1.15 kg/m' and 700kg/m' respectively. Calculate: AF when the temperature decreases by 10%.

Vf=volume flow rate of fuleVf=0.65let/min =0.65×10-360m3/secmf=mass flow rate of fuel=density of…

+stroke, 8-cylinder, petrol engine, has the following parameters at sea %3D sumption = 0.75 ltr/min, engine speed 50 r.p.s.. Ap, = 60 mm Hg, venturi diameter = 4 cm %3D ospheric pressure 1.03 kg/cm, C, 0.8, air and fuel densities are 1.15 kg/m and 700 %3! m' respectively. Calculate: AF when the temperature decreases by 10%.

+stroke, 8-cylinder, petrol engine, has the following parameters at sea %3D sumption = 0.75 ltr/min, engine speed 50 r.p.s.. Ap, = 60 mm Hg, venturi diameter = 4 cm %3D ospheric pressure 1.03 kg/cm, C, 0.8, air and fuel densities are 1.15 kg/m and 700 %3! m' respectively. Calculate: AF when the temperature decreases by 10%.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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