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2.2 Geometrical Properties of Reciprocating Engines
The following parameters define the basic geometry of a reciprocating engine :
where
Vc : is Clearance volume.
Vd : is Displacment or swept volume.
VL or VS : is Total or stroke volume .
TC : Top Center.
BC : Bottom Center.
Ratio of cylinder bore to piston stroke :
Rbs = B / L
Ratio of connecting rod lenght to crank radius :
R = l / a
Also the stroke and crank reduis are related by
L = 2 a
Typical values of these parameters are :
The cylinder volume V at any crank postion angle is
An important characteristic speed is the Mean piston speed Smps :
Smps = 2 L N
Where N is the rotational speed of the crankshaft .
The Instantanous piston velocity sp is obtained from
sp = ds / dt
Where S is can br obtained from the following equation " obtained from the upper figure " .
Summery on Geometry of Reciprocating Engines
Compression ratio |
It is 8-12 for SI engine |
It is 8-12 for CI engine |
B / L |
0.8 - 1.2 for small and medium size
engines |
Decreasing to about 0.5 for
large slow - speed CI engine |
R |
3 - 4 for small and meduim size engines |
Increasing 5-9 for large slow
speed CI engines
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