Thermal Systems and Applications CIS109-2

Instructions

Your group has been given an initial compression ratio to design an internal combustion engine-based heat and power generation system. The system will comprise of an internal combustion engine, a heat recovery system. You are required to calculate the total heat and power that can be generated with this system and calculate the daily fuel requirement based on a 16-hour 50 % operation.

Tasks

1. Do a study on various heat and power generation technologies. [10 %]
2. Size your engine based on the above information. Bear in mind that the engine will run at a fixed RPM as it will be used for power generation. [30 %]
3. Detail the operating parameters of the engine. [10 %]
4. Design the heat recovery system that will fit this engine and calculate the amount of heat that you can recover. [20 %]
5. Consider whether you can use the recovered heat to run another bottoming cycle power generation device. [20 %]
6. Summaries your system and write and predict how your system will behave over a period of time. You are required to calculate the CO2 produced and the heat and power generated. [10 %]

What do I need to do to pass? (Threshold Expectations from UIF)

Demonstrate understanding of the concepts and their relevance to engineering.

How do I produce high quality work that merits a good grade?

You will be marked only on the work submitted in the word-processed report. Your individual mark will be influenced by your own work, your contribution to the group area on BREO and progress feedback.

How does this assignment relate to what we are doing in scheduled sessions?

The tasks in this assignment are relating what you are learning in the whole unit

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