A) The volumetric efficiency of a six-cylinder, 3-liter SI engine operates a four-stroke cycle at 2500 RPM is ny = 0.91. At this condition, mechanical efficiency of the engine is 65%, and 1000J of indicated work: produced each cycle in each cylinder. Calculate (i) Air flow rate into engi

A) The volumetric efficiency of a six-cylinder, 3-liter SI engine operates a four-stroke cycle at 2500 RPM is ny = 0.91. At this condition, mechanical efficiency of the engine is 65%, and 1000J of indicated work: produced each cycle in each cylinder. Calculate (i) Air flow rate into engi

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