define Fuel conversion efficiency in the context of an ICE hybrid engine then in the context of a Fuel cell

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A: In petrol or gasoline engine supercharging increases the pressure of the intake air by taking the…

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Q: Discuss an Internal combustion Engine

A: An internal combustion engine is an engine which operates when combustion of fuel occur to produce…

Q: Explain the steps involved in disconnecting a multiport fuel injection

A: Multi-port injection is the air/fuel delivery system used on most new cars. It offers more accurate…

Q: Nitrogen = 2% Hydrogen = 8% Sulfur = 1%   With 3% excess air, Determine the following:…

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Q: In your own words, differentiate diesel engine from gasoline engine.

A: Both gasoline and petrol engines are internal combustion engines used very widely for road…

Q: diesel power plant consumed 1 m^3 of fuel with 30 °API at 27 ℃ in 24 hours. Calculate the fuel rate…

A: Given:V=1 m3API=30°t=24 hrs

Q: Discuss the Noise and vibration problem in hybrid electric vehicle in detail

A: A hybrid vehicle is a type of vehicle that combines the conventional internal combustion engine and…

Q: 16- Which of the following medium is compressed in a Diesel engine cylinder? a) air alone b) air and…

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Q: 1. What are the 2 types of an Internal Combustion Engines 2. What are its major parts & functions

A: The internal combustion engines are those engines in which combustion of fuel takes place inside the…

Q: Define the effect of volatility on petrol engine performance.

A: Volatility refers how easily a liquid fuel converted into vapor form. Enhanced mixing between fuel…

Q: The theoretically correct air fuel ratio for petrol engine is of the order of a) 6:1 b) 9:1 c) 12:1…

A: Air fuel ratio is defined as the ratio of mass of air to mass of fuel. Fuel may solid, liquid or…

Q: Explain the steps involved in disconnecting a fuel line on a vehicle Multi port direct injection…

A: 1.Let the engine cool down; Most direct injection vehicles have aluminum cylinder heads and…

Q: 1.Which of the following is an example of combustion?. a. flaming methane bubbles. b. toasty…

A: 1. Option (d) All the above  Is correct option. All the example of combustion.

Q: define the concept of Combustion or reaction efficiency in the context of an ICE hybrid engine

A: Combustion: Its a chemical process which releases energy by burning some material called as fuel,…

Q: Explain and discuss in your own words, the following three concepts in combustion: stoichiometric…

A: An engine is generally operated at different loads and speeds for which proper air fuel mixture…

Q: 1) Which one of the following is an undesirable byproduct of combustion in IC engines that is caused…

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Q: Calculate the exhaust gas composition of a butane-fuelled spark-ignition engine operating with…

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Q: Discuss the important differences between conventional vehicles and electric vehicles?

A: An automobile is a self-propelled vehicle that is used to carry people or commodities. In most…

Q: Which fuel produces most power in an internal combustion engine? Please choice one below;  Ethanol…

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Q: If the injector pulse width is increased on TBI, MFI, or SFI systems, the air-fuel ratio becomes…

A: If the injector pulse width is increased on TBI, MFI, or SFI systems, the air-fuel ratio becomes .

Q: The fuel used in the diesel engine is C10H22. The air in the engine inlet and the exhaust gases in…

A: Given dataFuel used C10H22 To determine a] How much energy lost due to incomplete combustion of one…

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Q: spark-ignition engines run on a mixture of gasoline and air. The amount of mixture the engine can…

A: Engine Displacement : As the pistons move from TDC to the BDC a volume of low pressure is generated.…

Q: Explain steps involved in disconnecting a fuel line on a vehicle with multiport fuel injaction and…

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Q: 4- Explain the operation of the Common-Rail fuel injection system?

A: A common rail fuel injection system is a fuel injection system in which two or more than two high…

Q: 6) Which one of the following statements is true in the case of higher injection pressures in Cl…

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Q: Discuss the benefits offered by turbo engines detailing the reasons why the cannot be used on motor…

A: Engine: It is a device which is used to convert chemical energy of fuel into heat energy through the…

Q: (c) As speed increases in an engine with throttle body fuel injection, does the temperature of the…

A: As speed increases in an engine with throttle body fuel injection, does the temperature of the…

Q: . You never need to plug in Toyota’s gasoline-battery hybrid car to recharge the batteries. Explain?

A: Unlike pure electric vehicles, we don't have to plug in Toyota's hybrid electric vehicles to…

Q: In three hundred words, explain how does a diesel engine works.

A: Diesel engineDiesel engine works on the diesel cycle In which following four processare consist-1.…

Q: Define the following terms. Stoichiometric A/F ratio. Lean Mixture. Polytropic Process. Rich…

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Q: the definition of actual air-fuel ratio?

A: To define what is ctual air-fuel ratio.

Q: The following are the required characteristics of the IC engine fuels, EXCEPT   Select one: a.…

A: In general, the IC Engine fuel must possess the following physical, chemical, and combustion…

Q: What is specific fuel consumption of an engine?

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Q: Q#5: Briefly explain the following, a. Function of electrical system in a vehicle. b. In future…

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Q: Ways to extract diesel from a mixture and its step by step process

A: Diesel fuel is a combination of hydrocarbons derived from crude oil distillation. The cetane number…

Q: 10) Which one of the following statements is incorrect about a catalytiC converter? O It is not very…

A: A catalytic converter is pollution control device which is connected to the exhaust of internal…

Q: Mention two advantages for preferring MCG over diesel as an automobile fuel

A: Mcg or metal cutting gas is the combination of oxygen and acetylene. The fuel component is acetylene…

Q: explain why non- return/ return less fuel system are used on later model vehcile?

A: The return less fuel systems have only one fuel line between the engine and the fuel tank. It does…

Q: In a diesel engine, the fuel injection takes place Select one: O a. At the end of exhaust stroke O…

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Q: An unknown hydrocarbon is used as fuel in a diesel engine, and after an emission test the orsat…

A: The chemical equation can be shown as - CxHy+bO2+3.76N2→12.5CO2+cH2O+0.3CO+3.1O2+84.1N2 Balancing…

Q: Discuss how the (Cetane & Octane ) numbers are affected by the following engine parameters: A. 1)…

A: Concept behind cetane and octane number  "Cetane number is number that measures the delay in the…

Q: 1-explain the principle of operation of jet engine 2-drive the equation of efficiency of diesel…

A: Jet engine works is a kind of gas turbine engine, which works on brayton thermodynamics cycle. Its…

Q: Rotameter having a glass float (sp. gr = 4.0) is calibrated to handle a maximum flow of 80gpm of…

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Q: Volatile liquid fuels behave differently from gaseous fuels

A: Fuel is a substance which dense repositories of energy or changed to produce heat, or also used for…

Properties of Pure Substances

A substance with fixed chemical composition throughout is called a pure substance like water, air, and nitrogen. A pure substance does not have to be a single element or compound. A mixture of two or more phases of a pure substance is also a pure substance as long as the chemical composition is the same for all phases. These substances mainly have a constant/ uniform composition. The substances also have fixed boiling and melting points. A pure substance takes part in a chemical reaction to form predictable products.