(B) A mixture of CHy and ain having a fuel air ratio of 0.05 by weight is burnt in a spark ignition engine at constent-veluie-without any heat loss. The pressure and temperature of charge at the end of compression when ignition starts are 10 bar and 285 °C respectively. Calculate the pressure and temperature at the end of combustion. Assume constant specific heats and no dissociation. Values of C CHg=0.356; O, 0.155: N2 -0.176; HO -0.36; CO-0.158 kJ/kg K and the lower heating value of fuel-10560 kJ/kg. wer

(B) A mixture of CHy and ain having a fuel air ratio of 0.05 by weight is burnt in a spark ignition engine at constent-veluie-without any heat loss. The pressure and temperature of charge at the end of compression when ignition starts are 10 bar and 285 °C respectively. Calculate the pressure and temperature at the end of combustion. Assume constant specific heats and no dissociation. Values of C CHg=0.356; O, 0.155: N2 -0.176; HO -0.36; CO-0.158 kJ/kg K and the lower heating value of fuel-10560 kJ/kg. wer

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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