Journal
ACTA MECHANICA ET AUTOMATICA
Volume 16, Issue 1, Pages 40-47Publisher
SCIENDO
DOI: 10.2478/ama-2022-0006
Keywords
thermodynamic calculation; ideal cycle; work; heat; external combustion engine
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- Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation [075-03-2020-051/3]
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This study develops a kinematic scheme for a rotary external combustion engine and obtains important calculation expressions, including functions for the changing working volume, compression ratio, and total torque. A comparative analysis is also conducted to assess the efficiency of the external combustion engine.
The design and kinematic scheme of the operation of a rotary external combustion engine with offset shafts have been developed. Expressions are obtained that make it possible to calculate the values of the increasing and decreasing functions of the working volume of the hot and cold cavities with a change in the angle of rotation of the rotor. An expression is obtained for calculating the compression ratio in the cold cavity of a rotary heat engine with an external heat supply. An expression has been determined that makes it possible to calculate the total torque of a rotary external combustion engine. A comparative analysis of the torque values of a rotary heat engine with an external heat supply and a Wankel engine is carried out. An assessment of the efficiency of an external combustion engine with offset shafts is carried out. Based on the thermodynamic calculations using ideal Erickson and Rallis cycles for a rotary external combustion engine, the processes occurring inside the hot and cold cavities of a heat engine are described. The thermodynamic condition parameters at the characteristic points of the cycle are determined and expressions are obtained that determine the thermal efficiency of the ideal Erickson and Rallis cycles in relation to the considered external combustion engine. A method for calculating the ideal cycle for an external combustion engine with offset shafts is presented.
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