Dynamics of Machinery Lectures|Flywheel Problems|Turning moment diagram for four stroke Engine

[@zheko7897]

this is best video to explain the turning moment ....thank u

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[@Gokhulkumarkashyap01]

Thank you sir

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[@zheko7897]

this was very helpful

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[@odysseyhopkin4145]

I think you used the wrong tmax value when finding fluctuation of energy, the slide before it was 13751 but after it was 13571

[@michaelthomasrex]

Yes. sir, it is a typo error, you can solve it by substituting it by 13751. Thanks for informing.

[@adityasrivastava4063]

Nice

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[@NAGUMURALA]

Sir I didn't understand why theeta is only pi/2 in tmax

[@michaelthomasrex]

The maximum torque is obtained at exactly middle of the power stroke. Hence the angle is pi/2. The total angle covered during the power stroke is pi.

[@selvakumarg848]

Good

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[@beemishettyvamshi4793]

how to know that 3 strokes are blow thwe line

[@michaelthomasrex]

The positive work is produced in the engine during the power stroke (expansion) only. The remaining three strokes use the existing available energy to complete the cycle. Hence, the suction, compression, and exhaust areas are represented below the line.

[@mbalenhlembina373]

@@michaelthomasrex But how do we know that the positive work is produced only during the power stroke, I've seen some turning moment diagrams where the suction stroke produced positive work