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    Assignment 5 ICGT Unit 5

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    The document contains questions for an exam on internal combustion engines and gas turbines. It includes short answer questions about engine performance parameters and methods to evaluate friction power. It also has long answer questions about measuring indicated power on a multi-cylinder engine and defining dynamometers. Numerical problems ask students to calculate performance metrics like efficiency and air/fuel consumption based on engine test data.

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    The document contains questions for an exam on internal combustion engines and gas turbines. It includes short answer questions about engine performance parameters and methods to evaluate friction power. It also has long answer questions about measuring indicated power on a multi-cylinder engine and defining dynamometers. Numerical problems ask students to calculate performance metrics like efficiency and air/fuel consumption based on engine test data.

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    MRIIRS

    Faculty of Engineering & Technology


    Automobile Engineering

    Department: Automobile Engineering Semester: IV AU


    Subject: Internal Combustion Engine & Gas Turbine Maximum Marks: 10
    Tutorial: 5 Unit : 5
    Short answer questions
    Q1. What do understand by performance of I.C.Engine? What parameters are required to
    evaluate the performance of an engine?
    Q2. State various methods available for finding friction power of an engine.
    Q3. Justify the statement “Mean effective pressure is the true indication of the relative
    performance of different engines”.
    Q4. What is a heat balance sheet? Why is it required?
    Long Answer Questions
    Q5. Describe how the I.P of a multi-cylinder engine is measured?
    Q6. What are Dynamometers? Derive an expression for brake power using Rope Brake
    Dynamometer.
    Numericals
    Q7. A 4-s petrol engine delivers 35kw with a mechanical efficiency of 80 % .The fuel
    consumption of the engine is 0.4 kg/kwhr and the A/F ratio is 14:1. The heating value of
    the fuel is 43000kj/kg. Find
    a) indicated power,
    b) friction power,
    c) break thermal efficiency,
    d) fuel consumption/hr,
    e) Air consumption/hr.
    Q8. The following observations were recorded in a test of one hour duration on a single
    cylinder oil engine working on four stroke cycle:
    Bore = 300 mm
    Stroke = 450 mm
    Fuel used = 8.8 kg/hr
    Calorific value of fuel = 41800 kJ/kg
    Average speed = 200 rpm
    Mean effective pressure = 5.8 bar
    Brake friction load (W-S) = 1860 N
    Quantity of cooling water = 650 kg/hr
    Temperature rise = 22 oC
    Diameter of the brakewheel = 1.22 m
    Calculate mechanical efficiency and brake thermal efficiency. Draw heat balance for the
    test on the percentage basis indicating the content of each item in the balance. What
    inference can be drawn from the results about the performance of the engine?
    Q9. From the data given below, calculate indicated power, brake power and draw a heat
    balance sheet for a two stroke diesel engine run for 20 minutes at full load:
    Speed = 350 rpm
    mep = 3.1 bar
    Net Brake Load = 640 N
    Fuel Consumption = 1.52 kg
    Cooling water = 162 kg
    Water inlet temperature = 30 oC
    Water outlet temperature = 55 oC
    Air used per kg of fuel = 32 kg
    Room temperature = 25 oC
    Exhaust temperature = 305 oC
    Cylinder diameter = 200 mm
    Stroke = 280 mm
    Brake diameter = 1m
    Calorific value of fuel = 43900 kJ/kg
    Steam formed per kg of fuel in the exhaust = 1.4 kg
    specific heat of steam in exhaust = 2.09 kJ/kg K
    Specific heat of dry exhaust gases = 1 kJ/kg K.
    What inference can be drawn from the results about the performance of the engine?

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