Aim: To write a program that works as a data visualizer, performance calculator, with a compatibility check. Governing Equations: speed = rpm/60 power = speed*area specific fuel consumption = m/power In the above equation, m denotes the mass of the fuel consumed and is in micro grams Speed is in m/s The area is in…
Sai Jaswanth Gudibandi
updated on 05 Nov 2020
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Aim: To write code that can solve an otto cycle and make plots for it, and find the Thermal efficiency of the Otto Cycle. Governing Equations: T2/T1 = (V1/V2)^(ɣ-1) T3/T4 = (V4/V3)^(ɣ-1) η% = 100*(1- (v2/v1)^(ɣ-1)) V/Vc = 1 + ½(rc - 1)[R + 1 - Cosθ - (R^2 - Sinθ^2)^½ ] In the above equations,…
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