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Q: Q/Which engine produces the most torque (diesel or petrol)?why?

A: The diesel are heavier and denser than petrol. The flash point of diesel are also higher than…

Q: 5- Mention the air fuel ratio required by the engine during (a) Starting time zero load (b) Normal…

A: From the given data,

Q: Give 5 operating conditions that affect the volumetric efficiency of SI engine?

A: Volumetric Efficiency: Volumetric efficiency is the ratio of volume to intake of air-fuel to the…

Q: Name the engine operating conditions thatmost affect ignition timing requirements.

A: Given Data : Engine operating conditions

Q: Answer the following questions: Topic: Engine Operating What is Power Calculation? What is Engine…

A: What is Power Calculation? What is Engine Efficiency?

Q: Which type of drive system can be used designing the camshaft drive of a spark ignition engine? List…

A: given; Which type of drive system can be used designing the camshaft drive of a sparkignition…

Q: While discussing SFI systems: Technician A says that when the injection system fires according to…

A: The SFI system stands for Sequential Fuel Injection System. Within the SFI system, a specially…

Q: Which of the following are complexities that are ignored when assuming air-standard for an…

A: When combustion of fuel takes place within the closed heat engine, the heat produced due to…

Q: Explain the influence of engine speed upon the ignition delay.

A: Ignition lag Igniting the flame itself or getting a spark for ignition requires time, and the delay…

Q: Which of the following best approximates pressure variations in an internal combustion engine?…

A: The cycle that best approximate pressure variation in an internal combustion engine is:-

Q: What is normal air flow rate? How is air flow pressure measured? 4- Which engine produces the most…

A: (2) Normal air flow rate: Means 1 atmosphere  or 101.3KPa   Base pressure Base Temperature…

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Q: What is the method by which the pressure of the air entering the engine is raised using a compressor…

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Q: What is the primary difference between an automatic traction control system and a stability control…

A: Traction control  system in an automobile is designed to prevent the driving wheel from loosing the…

Q: Describe and draw how the 2 strokes diesel engine works.

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Q: umerate the advantages and disadvantages of the following types of engine: a.) Rotary or Wankle…

A: C) Rotary Engine Advantages 1.it has higher power to weight ratio. 2. it has no reciprocating…

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A: given: Discuss the basic operating principles of a diesel and gasoline engine.

Q: What provisions are usually included on tractor engines to aid in the correct timing of the…

A: A cambelt, timing chain, or timing belt is a component of the internal combustion engine of the…

Q: Briefly explain a 2 and 4 stroke Engines and how each operation.

A: Engines are classified based on the number of strokes as 2 stroke engine and 4 stroke engines. In 2…

Q: Question: What controls the instroke of a Single-Acting Cylinder? Note: -NO PLAGIARISM PLEASE. -200…

A: Valves controls the instroke of a Single-Acting Cylinder.

Q: What is Ground movement of an aircraft engine starting and operation?

A: The term aircraft ground running describes the operations of the engine of aircraft, whilst on the…

Q: governer of Conventional Engine

A: given: Discuss the principle of operation of the frequency governer of Conventional Engine…

Q: In an engine running at 2,000 rpm, with working RGR system, NOx should be below ______ ppm.

A: NOx emissions are more prominent in diesel engines as compared to gasoline engines since the…

Q: What is the effect of epicycle gear train on the engine.

A: Epicycle gear train

Q: How can we change the pressure value of the hydraulic transmission system?

A: Hydraulic power transmission systems employ a pressurized flow to transmit the energy required to…

Q: neat diagram, explain the wind turbine components such as Rotor, Drivetrain and Control System

A: The kinetic energy of wind waves when converted into electrical energy this mechanical process is…

Q: 7. How do you designate the size of an engine? 8. What will be th

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Q: Is minor pulsation a normal condition in typical clutch operation?

A: When the clutch pedal is disengaged ,the movement felt on clutch is known as clutch pulsation.theses…

Q: "I What is the ignition advance ? 3) Why ignition advance is required for SI engine operation?

A: Ignition advance- It is advancement in the timing of the spark which is released near the end of the…

Q: introduction about Control of Single and Double Acting Cylinder

A: A single-acting cylinder in a reciprocating engine is one in which the working fluid only…

Q: Engine knocking is defined as self-ignition of unburnt mixture other than the spark plug point.…

A: engine structural parameters’ effects on engine knocking

Q: a la diagram ighition system for a engine and Brie describe its working principle.

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Q: What desirable issues must available in modern high-speed SI engine in brief?

A: INTRODUCTION : It is an internal combustion engine in which the air-fuel mixture is ignited using a…

Q: What is RAM EFFECT? How it affects in the engine?

A: The ram effect is defined as "the compressing effect achieved by placing the entrance to an…

Q: Draw the p-V diagram and typical valve timing diagram for a two stroke IC engine.

A: The P-V Diagram for the two stroke engine is Here process 1-3 is the compression process and…

Q: List two advantages of a two-stroke cycle engine over a four-stroke cycle engine. List two…

A: Two stroke and four strokes engines are used in numerous practical IC engine devices. The advantages…

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A: Ignition timing in a spark ignition internal combustion engine refers to the timing of the release…

Q: Describe a 4-stroke compression ignition engine operation with neat sketches.

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Q: Answer the following question: 1. On an aircraft enumerate the turboprop starting procedures.

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Q: What are the causes engine overheat? Identify at least 3

A: A     cooling system leak, a damaged radiator fan, a broken water pump, or a clogged coolant hose…

Q: Tech a says some Briggs engines use an easy spin or compression release to make engine starting…

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Q: Enumerate the engine auxiliary systems and briefly discuss each of their functions?

A: The auxiliary systems are - Carburetor- It is used to proper mixing of fuel and air and then…

Q: Answer the following questions (i) Why the thermal efficiency of four strokes S.I. engines are more…

A: As per guidelines i can only answer 1st part please submit other parts in some other questions. S.I…

Q: Why it is important to learn OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

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Q: Regarding the over-all engine performance, the following measures of performance will have…

A: As Here we are giving the Engine Performance according to the Speed , Fuel consumption and Long Life…

Q: Write short note on engine capacity

A: The engine capacity is one of the important specification in IC engine.

Q: What are the most commonly used STARTING SYSTEM in Diesel Power Plant, Explain each type on how it…

A: The starting system's goal is to deliver enough torque to get the required minimum cranking…

Joining Processes

It is the process of permanent or temporary joining of two metal pieces with the help of heat or pressure. Two metal parts are assembled by applying an energy source for the formation of a single unit. The obtained joined metals cannot be fragmented easily with the application of any force.