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Which of the mentioned below is used to calculate the thickness of the piston head based on heat dissipation?(a) th=\(\frac{T}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\) × 10^3(b) H=\(\frac{H}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\) × 10^3(c) th=\(\frac{H}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\) × 10^3(d) th=\(\frac{m}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\) × 10^3I have been asked this question in an internship interview.Origin of the question is IC Engine in chapter Design of IC Engine Components of Automotive Engine Design

Answer» RIGHT choice is (c) th=\(\FRAC{H}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\) × 10^3

Explanation: th is the THICKNESS of the piston HEAD, H is the Heat CONDUCTED, K is thermal conductivity factor, Tc-Te is the temperature from the center to edge of the piston. When all these are summed, we get th=\(\frac{H}{12.56K(T_c-T_e)}\times 10^3\).


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