A 3.2–liter, V6, four-stroke cycle, CI truck engine with a volumetric efficiency of 93% produces 92 kW of brake power at 3600 RPM, using light diesel fuel at The fuel contains 450 ppm of sulfur by...

A 3.2–liter, V6, four-stroke cycle, CI truck engine with a volumetric efficiency of 93% produces 92 kW of brake power at 3600 RPM, using light diesel fuel at The fuel contains 450 ppm of sulfur by mass, which is exhausted to the environment. In the surroundings the sulfur is converted to sulphurous acid by reacting with atmospheric oxygen and water vapor as given in Eqs. (15) and (18).

Calculate:

(a) Rate of fuel being used in engine. [kg/hr]

(b) Rate of sulfur in exhaust flow. [gm/hr]

(c) Specific emissions of sulfur in exhaust flow. [gm/kW-hr]

(d) Amount of sulphurous acid added to the environment. [kg/day]