Determinationofcombustionparameters
The combustion equation looks like following:
where - pressure build-up.
For pre-chamber and vortex-chambered diesel engines is taken closer to the lower limit, and for engines with direct injection closer to the upper limit.
According to the diagramU = f (t)values of the internal energy of gases in the temperature range300…9000С (pic. 2.1.) we find graphically for the compression temperaturetС = ТС – 273 = 1035 – 273 = 7260Сinternal energy of 1 kmole of airUC = 4113 and internal energy of 1 kmole of combustion products for diesel fuel atα = 1,0
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The internal energy of 1 kmole of combustion products at a compression temperature tC includes the internal energy of the combustion products atα = 1.0 and internal energy of excess air. that is,
,
where – relative amount of combustion products, withα = 1,0 in 1 kmole of combustion products at
α = 1,35;
– relative amount of excess air in 1 kmole of combustion products.
Then the internal energy of 1 mole of combustion products at the compression temperaturetС
.
We set the value, let = 1,8.
Then the sum of all the terms on the left side of the combustion equation
From here .
Because , so .
Value of s a function of the combustion temperature and heat capacity, so the last equation can be solved by the selection method, using Table 2.1 or Fig. 2.2 in the temperature rangetZ = 1800…21000С.
Let take the valueoftZ =20000Сand find and for this temperature.
Giventhat
, then
.
The values и ofair are taken from the table 2.1 for the respective temperature values.
The result is less than necessary, so we set the temperaturetZ = 21000С. When:
.
In this case: .
Since the right-hand side of the combustion equation is and it is less than , it is obvious that the desired temperature is between 20000and 21000С. To do this, we plot a graph (fig. 3.1) and determine the desired temperature graphically.
It can be seen from the graph thattZ = 20340С.
Then the temperature at end of the combustion
.
Maximumcombustionpressure:
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18000
17500
17000
1900 2000 tZ0 С.
Рис. 3.1. Dependency from the temperaturetZ0С.
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3.6.
Calculationofexpansionparameters
1) Preliminaryexpansion
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2) Subsequentexpansion
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3) Expansionendpressure
; .
4) End-of-ExpansionTemperature
; .
5) Mean calculated indicated pressure of the cycle
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6) The actual average indicated pressure, taking into account the curvature factor of the indicator diagram.
; .
KeyPerformanceIndicators
1) The proportion of indicated pressure used for friction and drive of auxiliary units
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For pre-chamber and vortex chamber diesels
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2) Mean effective cycle pressure
; .
3) Mechanicalefficiency
; .
4) Specificindicatedfuelconsumption
,
гдеρ0 –density of the charge at the inlet, кg / м3,
; ;
l0 – theoretically required amount of air (in kg) for combustion of 1 kg of fuel.
5) Indicatedefficiency ; .
6) Specificeffectivefuelconsumption: ; .
7) Effectiveefficiency ; .
Basicdimensionsofthe engine
1) Calculatedvolume of one cylinder
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2) Diameter of the inner surface of the cylinder:
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3) Pistonstroke
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Finally, for the convenience we round up values to integers.
Speed should not differ from the chosen one by more than 5...10 %, otherwise, it is necessary to recalculate the effective indicators.
4) Enginedisplacement .
5) Effectivepower .
6) Indicatedpower .
7) Volumetricpower .
8) Effective and indicated torque
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