Powertrain engineering dossier · 4-stroke spark-ignition
3.0 L Inline-6 petrol engine
Full kinematic model, parametric optimization and live simulation — crankshaft, rods, pistons, valvetrain, accessories and 5-speed transmission, every dimension derived from first principles.
disp 2.993 L bore×stroke 84×90 mm
rod 150 mm · n 3.33 CR 10.5:1
power 147 kW / 197 hp torque 281 N·m
firing 1-5-3-6-2-4 components 52
01
Live simulation fixed iso · 120 HD frames · valvetrain + transmission
⏻ START ENGINE
crank 0° cam 0° · ½ speed
02
Design calculations first-principles parameter derivation
Crank geometry
r = S / 2 = 90 / 2 = 45 mm λ = r / L = 45 / 150 = 0.300 n = L / r = 150 / 45 = 3.33 (rod ratio)
Swept volume
V₁ = (π/4)·B²·S per cylinder = 0.7854 · 84² · 90 = 498 762 mm³ Vd = z·V₁ = 6 · 0.499 = 2.993 L
Piston displacement
s(θ) = r(1−cosθ) + L(1−√(1−λ²sin²θ))stroke S = 2r = 90 mm peak-to-peak
Piston velocity
v(θ) = r·ω·(sinθ + (λ/2)·sin2θ) v̄ = 2·S·N/60 = 2·0.09·6500/60 = 19.5 m/s
Inertia / redline
ω = 2πN/60 = 2π·6500/60 = 680.7 rad/s a_TDC = r·ω²·(1+λ) = 0.045·680.7²·1.30 = 27 100 m/s² = 2762 g
Torque from BMEP
T = BMEP·Vd / (4π) (4-stroke) = 11.8e5·2.993e-3 / 4π = 281 N·m @3500
Power output
P = T·ω = T·2πN/60 peak = 147 kW = 197 hp @ 6000 rpm spec. output = 147/3.0 = 49 kW/L
Transmission
N_eng = (v/C)·FD·i_gear · 60 C = 2πr_w = 2.012 m, FD = 3.70 1st overall = 3.50·3.70 = 12.95
03
Piston kinematics live · scales with engine rpm
FIG.01 — displacement (mm)
FIG.02 — velocity (m/s) accel (×1000 m/s²)
FIG.03 — crank torque-arm (power delivery)
04
Performance & gearing BMEP-derived curves
peak power
147 kW
197 hp @ 6000
peak torque
281 N·m
@ 3500 rpm
specific output
49 kW/L
naturally aspirated
mean piston speed
19.5 m/s
@ 6500 rpm
FIG.04 — power (kW) torque (N·m) vs rpm
FIG.05 — road speed vs rpm · selected gear highlighted
05
Optimization & efficiency rod-ratio sweep · BSFC island map
FIG.06 — side-thrust secondary inertia vs rod ratio · optimum 3.0–3.6
FIG.07 — BSFC map (g/kWh) · green = efficient · white = WOT envelope
06
System architecture FBD & FFBD
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
Engine control unit (ECU) fuel · spark · throttle
air fuel
Air intake throttle + manifold
Fuel system pump→rail→injector
Ignition coil→spark plug
Combustion & power cylinder · piston conrod · crankshaft
Crank → flywheel → gearbox → wheels
Exhaust manifold → out
Cooling
Lube/oil
⇠ dashed = ECU control / sensors
FUNCTIONAL FLOW BLOCK DIAGRAM — 4-STROKE
G
1.0 start crank·fuel·spark
AND
2.1 intake air-fuel in
2.2 compress CR 10.5:1
2.3 power ignite+expand
2.4 exhaust blow-down
cycle repeats every 720° crank
×6 cyl · 1-5-3-6-2-4 · 120° apart
07
Bill of materials 52 components · realistic appearances
Component Qty Material Dimension basis
Crankshaft 1 Stainless steel r = 45 mm, 7 mains
Connecting rods 6 Stainless steel L = 150 mm (n=3.33)
Pistons 6 Aluminium ⌀84 mm
Intake / exhaust valves 12 Steel cam-actuated
Camshaft (+12 lobes) 1 Steel ½ crank speed
Spark plugs / injectors 12 Ceramic / red acrylic per cylinder
Flywheel 1 Cast iron ⌀276 mm
Crank pulley / damper 1 Black chrome front of crank
Intake / exhaust manifold 2 Black chrome / cast iron 6 runners
Fuel rail + pump, sump, head 4 Aluminium / steel —
Gearbox (shafts, 10 gears, clutch, case) 6 Steel / aluminium 5-speed + final 3.70
Generated from a live Autodesk Fusion model · all curves computed from the slider-crank equations and a BMEP performance model · © engine-design dossier