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| Description | English: Otto cycles with unitary displacement Vk = 654.7 cm3 and compression ratio ε = 10 operated by idealized engines. Each engine produces an average total power of 438.7 kW at mean effective pressure = 22.34 MPa. Chambers pressure, instantaneous unitary torque, instantaneous and average total torque plotted against shaft rotation angle. Derived from: Yamamoto, Kenichi (1971). Rotary Engine. Toyo Kogyo. p. 86. Fig. 7.7 |
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