Two Stroke vs Four Stroke Engines
Two Stroke vs Four Stroke Engines – Advantages and Disadvantages of Two Stroke over Four Stroke Cycle Engines. In a…
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Supercharging of IC Engines – It is the process of increasing the mass (or in other words density) of the…
A spark plug in IC engines is a device used to produce spark for igniting the charge of petrol engines.…
Internal combustion engines, in which the combustion of fuel occurs in the engine cylinder itself, are non-cyclic heat engines. The…
The carburetor is a device for atomising and vaporising the fuel and mixing it with the air in the varying proportions to…
The process of providing any arrangement, which will keep the engine speed constant (according to the changing load conditions) is…
Otto Cycle (1876) (Used S. I. Engines): Fig: Engine and Indicator diagram Processes: 0-1 = Suction: The inlet valve is…
Difference between SI and CI Engines:- The following are the main differences between SI and CI Engines: Spark Ignition (SI)…
Top Dead Centre (T.D.C):- When the piston is at its top most position, i.e. the piston is closet to cylinder…
Spark Ignition Engines (S.I. Engine) It works on Otto cycle. In Otto cycle, the energy supply and rejection occur at…
Petrol vs Diesel engines: A comparison – Basic difference between a petrol engine and a diesel engine based on working,…
The brake power (briefly written as B.P.) of an IC Engine is the power available at the crankshaft. The brake…