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MODULE 3-ICE Cycles

The document describes the Otto, Diesel, and Dual Combustion cycles which are ideal thermodynamic cycles used in internal combustion engines. The Otto cycle uses constant volume combustion while the Diesel cycle uses constant pressure combustion. The Dual Combustion cycle uses both constant volume and constant pressure combustion processes to take advantage of both combustion methods.
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MODULE 3-ICE Cycles

The document describes the Otto, Diesel, and Dual Combustion cycles which are ideal thermodynamic cycles used in internal combustion engines. The Otto cycle uses constant volume combustion while the Diesel cycle uses constant pressure combustion. The Dual Combustion cycle uses both constant volume and constant pressure combustion processes to take advantage of both combustion methods.
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Power Plant Engineering Engr. Edgar Allan J.

Vargas

MODULE 3
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE d. Cycle (Thermal) Efficiency, e
POWER CYCLES
W net
Internal Combustion Engine is a prime e=
Qa
mover in which the fuel is burned within the
engine and the products of combustion serve
as the thermodynamic fluid just like gasoline Alternate Formula for e :
and diesel engines.
1
e=1− k−1
r
OTTO CYCLE
It is an ideal thermodynamic cycle that e. Compression ratio, r
was introduced by Nicholas A. Otto (1832 –
1891) for gasoline engine. It is a constant V1 V4
volume combustion cycle and also referred to r= =
V2 V3
as spark ignition engine cycle.

T 3
P 3
V=c f. Volume Displacement, V d
4 2
V=c 4
V d =V 1−V 2
2

1 1
g. Clearance Volume, V c
V s
V c =c V d

Process 1 – 2 : Isentropic compression h. Percent Clearance, c


Process 2 – 3 : Isometric heat addition
Process 3 – 4 : Isentropic expansion V2 cVd
Process 4 – 1 : Isometric heat rejection =
V 1 c V d +V d

Performance of Otto Cycle Alternate Formula for c :


a. Heat Added, Q a
1+c
r=
Q a=mc v ( T 3−T 2) c

i. Mean Effective Pressure, Pm


b. Heat Rejected, Q r
W net
Q r =m c v ( T 4 −T 1 ) P m=
Vd

c. Net Work, W net

W net =Qa −Qr

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k
1 r c −1
e=1−
r k−1 k ( r c −1 )
DIESEL CYCLE
It is an ideal thermodynamic cycle that
was introduced by Rudolf Diesel (1858 –
1913) for diesel engine. It is a constant e. Compression ratio, r
pressure combustion cycle and also referred
to as compression ignition engine cycle. V1
r=
V2
P T
2 3 3
P=c
2 f. Cut-off Ratio, r c
4 V=c
4
V3
1 1 rc=
V2
s
V

g. Expansion Ratio, r e
Process 1 – 2 : Isentropic compression
Process 2 – 3 : Isobaric heat addition V4
Process 3 – 4 : Isentropic expansion re=
Process 4 – 1 : Isometric heat rejection
V3

Performance of Diesel Cycle:


h. Volume Displacement, V d
a. Heat Added, Q a
V d =V 1−V 2
Q a=mc p ( T 3 −T 2 )

i. Clearance Volume, V c
b. Heat Rejected, Q r
V c =c V d
Q r =m c v ( T 4 −T 1 )
j. Percent Clearance, c
V2 cVd
c. Net Work, W net =
V 1 c V d +V d
W net =Qa −Qr
Alternate Formula for c :

d. Cycle (Thermal) Efficiency, e


1+c
r=
c
W net
e=
Qa
k. Mean Effective Pressure, Pm
W net
Alternate Formula: P m=
Vd

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l. Relation between r , r c , and r e 1
k
r p r c −1
e=1−
r =r c r e r k−1 ( r p−1 ) +r p k ( r c −1 )

DUAL COMBUSTION CYCLE


It is an ideal thermodynamic cycle which e. Compression ratio, r
has a constant volume and constant pressure
combustion cycle. This is ideal for low speed V1
r=
diesel engine. V2

P 3 4 T 4
V=c P=c
3 f. Pressure Ratio, r p
V=c
5 2 5
2 P3
r p=
P2
1 1

s
V
Process 1 – 2 : Isentropic compression g. Cut-off Ratio, r c
Process 2 – 3 : Isometric heat addition
Process 3 – 4 : Isobaric heat addition V4
Process 4 – 5 : Isentropic expansion rc=
V3
Process 5 – 1 : Isometric heat rejection

Performance of Dual Combustion Cycle:


h. Expansion Ratio, r e
a. Heat Added, Q a
V5
Qa=Q 23+Q34 rc=
V4
Qa=mc v ( T 3−T 2) + mc p ( T 4−T 3 )

b. Heat Rejected, Q r i. Volume Displacement, V d

Qr =m c v ( T 5−T 1 ) V d =V 1−V 2

c. Net Work, W net j. Clearance Volume, Vc

W net =Qa −Qr V c =c V d

d. Cycle (Thermal) Efficiency, e k. Percent Clearance, c

W net V2 cVd
e= =
Qa V 1 c V d +V d

Alternate Formula for e : Alternate Formula for c :

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1+c
r=
c

l. Mean Effective Pressure, Pm

W net
Pm=
Vd

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