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Engr. M A ZUBAIRU
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Engine Parameters

03/08/2007 1:24 PM

Sir

Please furnish me to how to determine an effective engine power, including its formulas.
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Re: Engine Parameters

03/08/2007 8:19 PM

Basic formulas, using consistent units:

Torque = force x distance

Power = angular speed x Torque

Force = Pressure x Area

Effective power = Nominal power x efficiency

Please be more clear in your question, if you'd like me to help you further.

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Re: Engine Parameters

03/12/2007 12:22 PM

Sir

Further to my request below are the ENGINE DATAS.

ENGINE MAXIMUM POWER = 99 KW

ENGINE RATED SPEED =6000 rpm.

COMPRESSION RATIO = 10.8 : 1

SROKE / BORE RATIO = 88mm /85mm.

MAXIMUM TORQUE 19 da Nm at 4100 rpm

TOTAL PISTON DISPLACEMENT = 1997 cm

MEAN PISTON SPEED = 8.8 m/sec

WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE ENGINE POWER OF THIS ENGINE?

Please if there's any good literature on this topic, kindly Assist me.

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Re: Engine Parameters

03/08/2007 11:10 PM

Are you asking for heat rate such as heat in / power out?

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Re: Engine Parameters

03/09/2007 3:42 AM

http://www.simetric.co.uk/si_cc2hp.htm

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