The engine conceived by Otto has air enclosed in a cylinder, whose walls are perfectly non-conductor of heat. But the bottom is a perfect conductor of heat. There is also a hot body and cold body and an insulating cap, which are alternately brought in contact with the bottom of the cylinder. The ideal Otto cycle consists of Iwo constant volume and two adiabatic processes as shown .on p-v diagram. Let the engine cylinder contain mkg of air at point 1. At this point let P1, T1, and V1 b the pressure, temperature and volume of the air. Following are the four stages of the ideal cycle.
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Otto Cycle
The engine conceived by Otto has air enclosed in a cylinder, whose walls are perfectly non-conductor of heat. But the bottom is a perfect conductor of heat. There is also a hot body and cold body and an insulating cap, which are alternately brought in contact with the bottom of the cylinder. The ideal Otto cycle consists of Iwo constant volume and two adiabatic processes as shown .on p-v diagram. Let the engine cylinder contain mkg of air at point 1. At this point let P1, T1, and V1 b the pressure, temperature and volume of the air. Following are the four stages of the ideal cycle.
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