Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/contour-map.png
Templates
📚
Articles & Resources
📖
Guides & Support
🌵
CalcTree
Bust Common Myths About Java Programming
Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/calculator.png
Tensile Strength and Capacity Control of the W-Shape Sections According to AISC 360-16
Estados de Vigas de Concreto
Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/calculator.png
Concrete Cylinder Strength Vs Cube Strength
Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/calculator.png
Earthquake Design Action Calculation
Sıvılaşma Verileri Tablosu
Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/rc-beam.png
Concrete Column Designer to AS3600
EM Wave Propagation Calculator
section properties with units
Forward Kinematics of Robotic Arm with 6 Degrees of Freedom
İKSA YAPILARI PROJELENDİRME HİZMET BEDELİ (2024)
GEOTEKNİK RAPOR (EK-B) ASGARİ HİZMET BEDELİ (2024)
ZEMİN İYİLEŞTİRME/DERİN TEMEL PROJELENDİRME ASGARİ HİZMET BEDELİ (2024) (İMO)
🚀
Projectile motion
Loading
/custom-emojis/emojis/bending-moment.png
Dezi et. al (2010)
🤾
Projectile motion
Duel Combustion Cycle Calculator's banner
/custom-emojis/emojis/calculator.png

Duel Combustion Cycle Calculator

This calculator calculates equations commonly used for the Duel Combustion Cycles: ratio equations, efficiency and the mean effective pressure.


The following are the variables for the equations.

  1. V = the volume. i.e. V(1) is the volume at state 1.
  2. r(k) is the compression ratio
  3. r(e) is the expansion ratio
  4. r(c) is the cut-off ratio
  5. MEP = mean effective pressure. The constant theoretical pressure would produce the same network in one complete cycle if it acted on the piston. And can be defined as the following:

MEP = Net Work For One CycleDisplacement VolumeMEP\ =\ \frac{Net\ Work\ For\ One\ Cycle}{Displacement\ Volume}
  1. η = the efficiency of the cycle
  2. k = the adiabatic index
  1. P = the pressure. i.e. P(1) is the pressure at state 1.
  1. Where: P(1)[D(eff)-N(eff)] = Q(h)-Q(c), Q(h) is the amount of heat initially extracted, and Q(c) is the heat expelled.

Ratio Calculations

Inputs



V(1)
:150.00L



V(2)
:100.00L



V(3)
:200.00L



V(4)
:125.00L



V(5)
:75.00L



P(2)
:100.00atm



P(3)
:250.00atm


Output



r(k)
:1.50


rk=V1V2r_k=\frac{V_1}{V_2}


r(p)
:0.40


rp=P3P2r_p=\frac{P_3}{P_2}


r(c)
:0.63


rc=V4V3r_c=\frac{V_4}{V_3}


r(e)
:0.60


re=V5V4r_e=\frac{V_5}{V_4}

Mean Effective Pressure & Efficiency Calculations

Inputs



k
:25.00



Q(h)
:30.00kJ



Q(c)
:20.00kJ


Output



MEP
:1.25


MEP=P1[DeffNeff](k1)(11rk)=QhQc(k1)(11rk)MEP=\frac{P_1[D_{eff}-N_{eff}]}{(k-1)(1-\frac{1}{r_k})}=\frac{Q_h-Q_c}{(k-1)(1-\frac{1}{r_k})}


η
:2.21


η Duel=1rprck1rkk1(rp1)+krp(rc1)\eta_{\ Duel}=1-\frac{\frac{r_pr_c^k-1}{rk^{k-1}}}{(r_p-1)+kr_p(r_c-1)}
In using the calculators and inputting values below, refer to Figure 1 and the different states of duel combustion cycles.
Figure 1: Pressure vs Volume Graph for a Dual Combustion Cycle


Related Content

If you liked this, check out our other articles and resources!
  1. Check out our library of templates here.
  2. Brayton Cycles
  3. Diesel Cycle
  4. Introduction to Thermodynamics
  5. Importance of Mechanical Engineering Calculation Templates
  6. Intro to Power Cycles