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    PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTIC OF

    DIESEL ENGINE

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    OBJECTIVE:

    To determine the following performance parameters at

    constant speed engine operation:

    Brake power (BP)

    Brake specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC)

    Air Fuel Ratio (A/F)

    Thermal Efficiency(th)

    To test the main performance characteristics of

    4-Stroke single cylinder Kiloskar engine

    4-Stroke 4- cylinder diesel Ambassador engine .

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    LAYOUT OF SINGLE

    CYLINDER ENGINE

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    LAYOUT OF FOUR CYLINDER ENGINE

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    SPECIFICATION: Single Cylinder Engine

    KIRLOSKER

    4-S water cooled

    3.5 kw at 1500rpm

    661 cc

    87.5 mm

    110 mm

    17.5:1

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    SPECIFICATION: Multi Cylinder Engine

    Model : Ambassador Classic 2000 DSZ

    Number of Cylinder :4 Cylinder

    Valve Mechanism :OHC

    Displacement :1995 CC

    Max. Torque :106 Nm @ 2200 rpm

    Max. Power :52 PS @ 4200 rpm

    Bore :84 mm

    Stroke :90 mm

    Compression Ratio :21:1

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    OBSERVATIONS: Single Cylinder engine

    S .NO. Speed(RPM) Voltage(volt)

    Current(Am

    pere)

    Manometer

    deflection

    1 1450 292 0 62 1450 264 2.5 6

    3 1450 259 5 6

    4 1450 261 11 6

    5 1450 262 13 6

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    Continued:

    Exhausttemperatu

    re( celcius)

    BrakePower(watt

    )

    actualpower(VxI

    )

    fuelconsumpti

    on(Kg/hr)

    bsfc(kg/kw-

    hr)

    178 0 0 0 0234 1200 660 0.5876 0.89

    288 2000 1295 0.724 0.559

    368 3000 2871 0.9563 0.333

    465 3800 3406 1.3 0.3816

    -1500 0

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    Mass flow rate A/F ratio Thermal Efficiency(%)

    26.355 0 0

    26.355 44.85 8.4

    26.355 36.39 14.97

    26.355 23.55 25.13

    26.355 20.27 21.93

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    660, 0.89

    1295, 0.559

    2871, 0.333

    3406, 0.3816

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    power(watt)

    bsfc vs bp for diesel engine

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    660, 0.5876

    1295, 0.724

    2871, 0.9563

    3406, 1.3

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    fuel consumption

    (Kg/hr-watt)

    power(watt)

    fuel consumption vs power

    for diesel engine

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    A/F

    brake power

    A/F ratio vs brake power

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    efficiency

    brake power

    efficiency vs brake power

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    OBSERVATIONS: Multi Cylinder engine

    S.NO. Speed(RPM) Torque(kgf) Power(Kw)

    1 1600 1.3 0.6188

    2.523

    2 1600 5.3 5.713

    3 1600 12 9.523

    4 1600 20 13.569

    5 1600 28.5 -5.22

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    Continued.

    time for 10cc

    manometer

    deflection

    fuelconsumption(

    Kg/hr)

    bsfc(kg/kw-

    hr)

    29.25 8.5 1.024 0.4798

    23.93 8 1.252 0.1439

    18.06 8.2 1.659 0.0842

    15.16 8 1.976 0.0602

    8.9 7.3 3.365 0.0719

    0

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    Mass flow rate of air A/F ratio Thermal efficiency

    (%)

    31.368 30.633 5.06

    30.431 24.305 16.87

    30.80 18.565 32.83

    30.431 15.40 40.35

    29.07 8.630 33.81

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    0.6188, 0.4798

    2.523, 0.1439

    5.713, 0.0842

    9.523, 0.060213.569, 0.0719

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    sfc(Kg/hr-Kw)

    power(Kw)

    Sfc vs power for multicylinder engine

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    0.6188, 1.024

    2.523, 1.252

    5.713, 1.659

    9.523, 1.976

    13.569, 3.365

    -5.22, 0

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    fuel consumption

    power

    wilian's line for multicylinder diesel emgine

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    A/F

    brake power

    A/F ratio vs brake power

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    efficiency(%)

    brake power

    efficiency vs brake power

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    FORMULA USED:

    To determine the engine Torque

    For 4 cylinder Engine

    T=(weight) (arm length)= mg L

    Where the arm length is 0.29 m

    Brake power= 2*pi*NT/60000 (Kw) for four cylinder

    Brake power= V*I/1000 (Kw) for single cylinder

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    Mass flow rate of fuel

    = 10ml*density of fuel*10^(-6)/(time) Brake specific fuel consumption

    = mass flow rate of fuel/B.P

    A/F= mass flow rate of air/ mass flow rate of

    fuel

    Thermal efficiency= B.P*100/(mass flow rate

    of fuel* CV)

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    Conclusion:

    As the B.P reached its rated value th become

    maximum and bsfc will be less.

    Therefore it is not economical to run the engine

    beyond its rated limit because the BSFC will increase

    and thermal efficiency going decrease.

    The Air-Fuel ratio become rich when the BP

    increases.