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A 3.6-liter, V6 SI engine is designed to have a maximum speed of 7000 RPM. There are two intake valves per cylinder, and valve lift equals one-fourth valve diameter. Bore and stroke are related as S = 1.06 B. Design temperature of the air-fuel mixture entering the cylinders is 60°C. Calculat!(: (a) Ideal theoretical valve diameter. [em] . (b) Maximum flow velocity through intake valve. [mIsec] (c) Do the valve diameters and bore size seem compatible?
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