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1. An eight-cylinder, two stroke cycle diesel engine with 13.6 cm bore and 16.1 cm stroke...


1. An eight-cylinder, two stroke cycle diesel engine with 13.6 cm bore and 16.1 cm stroke produces 97 kW of brake power at 2800 RPM. Compression ratio rc = 15.5:1
Calculate:
* a) Engine displacement [m3 and cm3] 

* b) Torque [N-m] 

* c) Brake mean effective pressure [kPa] 

* d) Clearance volume of one cylinder [m3 and cm3] 


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