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Calculate the force produced on an internal combustion engine piston of cylinder bore 80mm when subjected to a 100 bar combustion cylinder pressure. What if the cylinder had a 100mm bore?

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pandaeyes23 | 17:11 Fri 24th Dec 2010 | Science
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how to work this out?
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Force = Pressure x Area
17:34 Fri 24th Dec 2010
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And remember, area is directly proportional to r² (where r is the radius)
20:19 Fri 24th Dec 2010
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so the area would be pie1600 and the pressure would be 100?
which = 502654.8246?
14:39 Sat 25th Dec 2010
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You have the arithmetic correct but your final units are not the conventional ones.
14:51 Sat 25th Dec 2010
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I make the 80mm 11299 psi
14:57 Sat 25th Dec 2010

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