Atkinson Cycle is an Ideal Cycle for an Otto Engine exhausting to a gas turbine. In this cycle, the isentropic expansion (3-4) of an Otto Cycle is allowed to further expand to lowest cycle pressure (3-5) so as to increase the work output.
For 1kg gas,
Q1 = Cv (T3 - T2)
Q2 = Cp(T5 - T1)
Ncycle = 1- ((Cp(T5-T1)) / (Cv(T3-T2))
= 1- (Y(T5 - T2) / (T3 - T2)
Let rk, compression ratio = v1 / v2,
re , expansion ratio = v5 /v3 ,
T2 / T1 = v1 / v2 ie, T2 = T1 rk^(y-1)
T3 / T2 = p3 /p2 = (p3 / p5) * (p5 / p2) = (p3 / p5) * (p1 / p2)
p3 / p5 = (v5 / v3)^y = re ^ y
p1 / p2 = (v2 / v1) ^ y = 1 / rk^y
T3 = T2 * re^y * 1 / rk^y
= T1 (re^y / rk)
T5 / T3 = (v3 / v5)^ (y-1) = 1 / re^(y-1)
T5 = T3 (1 / re^(y-1)) = T1 (re / rk)
Substituting T2, T3 and T5,
N atkinson = 1- Y((re-rk) / ( (re^y) - (rk^y)))
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