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robinn137

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The airflow through a turbocharged engine is measured to be 305.2 CFM. The theoretic airflow at the same engine speed is 297.0 CFM. What is the volumetric efficiency, rounded to the nearest percent?
 
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Find the theoretic airflow of a 5.9L engine operating at 3500 RPM. Round to the nearest whole number.
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

365 CFM





 

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