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ENGINE GEOMETRY QUESTION: What is the shape (pick one) of a 6 cylinder, 3.0L engine? Calculate the rod lengths. Please provid
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The shape of a 6 cylinder, 3.0L engine is V-shape. This will be arranged in an angle of 60 or 90 degrees. The complete shape will looks like V shape. The rod lengths will be calculated based on the angle between the V shape. And the displacement will be varies from 180 cu to 190 cu. The stroke length will be designed approximately as 73mm.

We had formula for average piston speed V = 2NL

Where N is the piston speed and L is the stroke length

And the formula for swept volume is V = n*(/pi/4)B^2*L

Where B is the engine bore and n is the number of cylinders so we use n= 6

Important features of this engine

-Provides common crank shaft

-Gives quick movement

-Better fuel economy etc

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