Mathcad - Example 2_2 Finite Heat Release

August 12, 2017 | Author: Quinn Straub | Category: Gases, Propulsion, Machines, Mechanical Engineering, Rotating Machines
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Example 2.2 Finite Heat Release: A single cylinder Otto cycle engine is operated at full throttle. The engine has a bore of 0.1m, stroke of 0.1m and connecting rod length of 0.15m, with a compression ratio of 10. The initial cylinder pressure, P 1, and temperature T1 , at bottom dead center are 1 bar and 300K. The engine speed is 3000rpm. The heat addition, Qin, is 1800J. Compare the effect of start of heat release at θs=-20 and θs=0o atdc on (a) the net work, the thermal efficiency of the cycle, and the mean effective pressure, and (b) the pressure, temperature and work profiles versus crank angle. Assume that the ideal gas specific heat ratio is 1.4, the gas molecular weight is 29, the combustion duration is constant at 40 o, and that the Weibe parameters are a=5 and n=3.

Given: Nc := 1

L := .15m

T1 := 300K

θs1 := −20deg

γ := 1.4

kJ := 1000J

B := .1m

rc := 10

N := 3000rpm

θs2 := 0deg

a := 5

kmol := 1000mol

S := .1m

P1 := 1bar

Qin := 1800J

θd := 40deg

n := 3

R ideal := .287

kJ kg⋅ K

Asked : (a) the net work, the thermal efficiency of the cycle, and the mean effective pressure, and (b) the pressure, temperature and work profiles versus crank angle. Assume that the ideal gas specific heat ratio is 1.4, the gas molecular weight is 29, the combustion duration is constant at 40o , and that the Weibe parameters are a=5 and n=3.

Solution: a)

Solved for using the "Simple Heat Release Applet" http://www.engr.colostate.edu/~allan/thermo/page6/EngineParm1/engine.html

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Numerical Solution: ηt := 1 −

1 r   c

γ− 1

= 0.602

R := 2

L S

m Up := 2 ⋅ S⋅ N = 62.832 s π 2 Vd := ⋅ B ⋅ S = 0.785 L 4 Volume as a function of Crank Angle

V( θ) :=

Vd rc − 1

8× 10

6× 10

V( θ) L

4× 10

2× 10

+

Vd 2

 

⋅ R + 1 − cos( θ) − R −  1 − 2



cos( 2 ⋅ θ)  2

 

−3

−3

−3

−3

0

− 100

0

100

θ deg

Q as a function of Crank Angle

  θ− θ  n s1     − a⋅  θ   d  xb ( θ) := 1 − e  Q( θ) :=

Qin⋅ xb ( θ) if θs1 ≤ θ ≤ θs1 + θd 0 otherwise

  θ− θ  n s2     − a⋅  θ   d  xb2( θ) := 1 − e  Q2 ( θ) :=

Qin⋅ xb2( θ) if θs2 ≤ θ ≤ θs2 + θd 0 otherwise

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2× 10

3

2

1.5× 10

3

1.5

1× 10

3

xb( θ) 1

500

0.5

Q( θ) J

0

0

− 100

0

− 100

100

0

θ

θ

deg

deg

100

Boundary Conditions: 5

θ0 := −180 deg θ :=

P0 := P1 = 1 × 10 Pa

θf := 180deg

n := 128

for i ∈ 0 .. n M ← θ0 + i ⋅ i

(θf − θ0) n

M

f ( θ , P) := −γ⋅

P :=

h←

γ − 1 d d  V( θ) + ⋅  Q( θ)  V( θ) dθ V( θ)  dθ  P

P d γ − 1 d  f2 ( θ , P) := −γ⋅ ⋅ V( θ) + ⋅  Q2 ( θ)  V( θ) dθ V( θ)  dθ 



(θf − θ0)

P2 :=

n

(θf − θ0)

h←

n

M ← P0 0

N ← P0 0

for i ∈ 0 .. n − 1

for i ∈ 0 .. n − 1

( ) k2 ← f ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + 0.5⋅ h , M + 0.5⋅ k1⋅ h ) i k3 ← f ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + 0.5⋅ h , M + 0.5⋅ k2⋅ h ) i k4 ← f ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + h , M + k3⋅ h ) i

( ) k2 ← f2 ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + 0.5⋅ h , N + 0.5⋅ k1⋅ h ) i k3 ← f2 ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + 0.5⋅ h , N + 0.5⋅ k2⋅ h ) i k4 ← f2 ( θ0 + i ⋅ h + h , N + k3⋅ h ) i

k1 ← f θ0 + i ⋅ h , M i

M M

i+ 1

←M + i

1 6

k1 ← f2 θ0 + i ⋅ h , N i

( k1 + 2 ⋅ k2 + 2 ⋅ k3 + k4) ⋅ h

N

i+ 1

N

←N + i

1 6

( k1 + 2 ⋅ k2 + 2 ⋅ k3 + k4) ⋅ h

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P kPa

8× 10

3

6× 10

3

4× 10

3

2× 10

3

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Engine 1

0 − 200

− 100

0

100

200

θ deg

8× 10

3

6× 10

3

Engine 1 Engine 2

P kPa P2

4× 10

3

2× 10

3

kPa

0 − 200

− 100

0

100

200

θ deg

The solution of just the Pressure vs. Crank Angle is shown. The question ask for other parameters which can be solved for given the necessary equations.

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