Mechanical Engineering - IC Engines and Nuclear Power Plants - Discussion
Discussion Forum : IC Engines and Nuclear Power Plants - Section 3 (Q.No. 46)
46.
The indicated power for multi-cylinder engine will be same as that of a single cylinder engine.
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Hema chaturvedi said:
5 years ago
The statement is false because;
The indicated power of multi-cylinder is always greater than single-cylinder engine.
I.P = 100*K*pm*L*A*n/ 60 kw.
Where,
K: Number of cylinders.
Pm: actual mean effective pressure in bar.
L: Length of stroke in metres.
A: Area of the Piston in m2.
n: Number of working strokes per minute.
The indicated power of multi-cylinder is always greater than single-cylinder engine.
I.P = 100*K*pm*L*A*n/ 60 kw.
Where,
K: Number of cylinders.
Pm: actual mean effective pressure in bar.
L: Length of stroke in metres.
A: Area of the Piston in m2.
n: Number of working strokes per minute.
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Basavaraj N said:
8 years ago
IP=KPmLAN/60
For single cylinder k=1.
For multi cylinder k=n.
For single cylinder k=1.
For multi cylinder k=n.
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