It is the power developed in the cylinder.
Firstly, take the power diagram for each cylinder
The area of the diagram can be measured by means of a planimeter.
It measures the length of diagram; check spring scale.
Calculate the mean effective pressure
Diagram area
M.E.P = ---------------------------- x Spring scale
Mean Length of diagram Record the engine revolution (RPM)
Calculate the power for each unit
I.P = MEP x Length of stroke x cylinder bore area x rps (Watts)
IP = P L A N x No. of Cylinders Kw)
P = MEP (KN/m2) = (Area of diagram / Length of diagram ) x Spring scale L = Stroke Length ( m )
A = Cylinder bore area ( m2 )
N = N for 2/S single acting (rps)
= N/2 for 4/S single acting = 2N for 2/S double acting
Firstly, take the power diagram for each cylinder
The area of the diagram can be measured by means of a planimeter.
It measures the length of diagram; check spring scale.
Calculate the mean effective pressure
Diagram area
M.E.P = ---------------------------- x Spring scale
Mean Length of diagram Record the engine revolution (RPM)
Calculate the power for each unit
I.P = MEP x Length of stroke x cylinder bore area x rps (Watts)
IP = P L A N x No. of Cylinders Kw)
P = MEP (KN/m2) = (Area of diagram / Length of diagram ) x Spring scale L = Stroke Length ( m )
A = Cylinder bore area ( m2 )
N = N for 2/S single acting (rps)
= N/2 for 4/S single acting = 2N for 2/S double acting
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