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To calculate the thermal efficiency of a petrol engine with a stroke length of 75mm, a bore of 50mm, and a clearance volume of 21.3 cm³, additional information about operating temperatures is necessary. The thermal efficiency can be expressed in relation to the compression ratio, which is derived from the displacement volume and clearance volume. The formula for thermal efficiency is η = 1 - (1/r^(k-1)), where r is the compression ratio and k is a constant related to the heat-work cycle. Without the operating temperatures, it is challenging to determine the exact thermal efficiency. Understanding these relationships is crucial for solving the problem effectively.
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Find out thermal efficiency of a petrol engine having the following dimensions.Stroke length of piston is 75mm .Bore (internal diameter)=50mm and clearance colume is 21.3centimer cube.



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Although this isn't my area, I have serious doubts about there being anywhere near enough information there for an answer.
 
It is not possible to find the thermal efficiency without any knowledge of the operating temperatures. It is far easier to get work done when there is a large difference in temperature between your two thermal reservoirs. You can deduce a relationship however between the efficiency and compression ratio.

The compression ratio is the ratio between the pistol's stroke volume over the clearance volume. If the compression ratio can be denoted by C, then

thermal efficiency = 1 - C^(1-k)
where k depends on the operating temperatures of the heat-work cycle.
 
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Aslamoalaikum!

see how to solve this question.
Bore=D
Stroke=L
Displacement volume=\pi\frac{D^2}{4}L
Clearance Volume= 21.3 cubic millimeter

Now you can write

r= displacement vol / clearance vol

once you find the value of r

you can use the following equation

\eta=1-\frac{1}{r^{k-1}}
 
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