Suppose two engines, one SI, the other CI, have the same temperature range, T 1 = 300K
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Suppose two engines, one SI, the other CI, have the same temperature range, T1 = 300K and T3 = 1800K. Suppose the SI engine, modeled as an ideal Otto cycle, has a compression ratio of 10:1, while the CI engine, modeled as an ideal Diesel cycle, has twice the compression ratio, 20:1. Using cold air standard assumptions, what is the efficiency of each engine? How much more efficient is the diesel engine?
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The efficiency of the Otto cycle is O 1 r O 1 060For the diesel cycle a...View the full answer
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