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The document compares the Toyota Tacoma mid-size truck and the Chevrolet 2500 full-size truck. The Tacoma is offered with a 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder engine getting 24-26 MPG, while the Chevrolet 2500 has an 8-cylinder engine getting 20-23 MPG. Both trucks come in 2WD or 4WD options. The Chevrolet 2500 weighs more than the Tacoma and has a larger fuel tank capacity than the Tacoma.
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The document discusses different types of engines including four-stroke gasoline, two-stroke gasoline, diesel, and rotary engines. It describes the basic components of internal combustion engines including cylinders, pistons, valves, camshafts, connecting rods, and crankshafts. The document provides details on the configuration of engines such as inline, V-shaped, and flat designs as well as the function of key parts like the cylinder head, engine block, flywheel, and piston rings.
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This document compares piston engines and rotary engines. It discusses their design differences, performance, fuel consumption, and emissions. While rotary engines can provide good performance in compact designs, they typically consume more fuel than piston engines due to their combustion chamber shape and lower compression ratio. Rotary engines also emit more carbon monoxide and unburnt hydrocarbons, making them difficult to regulate under emission standards. Therefore, the document concludes that rotary engines are best suited for applications requiring high performance or a lightweight design, but are less optimal for fuel efficiency or meeting emission regulations compared to piston engines.
Wankle rotary engine by mrityunjaya chauhan
The document discusses the Wankel rotary engine, including its history, advantages, disadvantages, and applications. It was designed by Felix Wankel in the 1920s and primarily manufactured by Mazda. Key advantages include high power-to-weight ratio, small size, and ability to reach high RPMs with little vibration. Main disadvantages are lower fuel efficiency than piston engines and difficult emissions control. Applications include automobiles, motorcycles, aircraft, range extenders, and personal watercraft.
Wankel engine
The document summarizes the Wankel rotary engine. It describes the main parts of the engine including the rotor, housing, eccentric shaft, and apex seal. It explains the four-stroke working principle of intake, compression, power, and exhaust. The Wankel engine offers benefits like simplicity and high power but has disadvantages such as oil leakage and high fuel consumption. Applications include use in automotive racing, motorcycles, and aircraft.
Wankel engine
The document discusses the Wankel rotary engine, including:
- Its invention in 1954 by German engineer Felix Wankel and use in cars like the Mazda RX-8.
- How it works using a spinning rotor and three chambers instead of pistons, making it lighter and smoother.
- The challenges in designing it, such as getting measurements correct, preventing interference, and assembling the complex parts.
Wankel engine
The Wankel engine uses an eccentric rotary design instead of pistons, where the four-stroke cycle occurs inside an oval housing and triangle-shaped rotor. It functions as a variable-volume progressing-cavity system with three cavities repeating the cycle. Wankel engines are lighter, simpler, and have fewer moving parts than equivalent piston engines. They provide high reliability, smooth power delivery, and a high power-to-weight ratio, but consume more fuel and produce more unburnt hydrocarbons than four-stroke engines. Wankel engines are used in cars, motorcycles, and aircraft for their light weight, small size, and durability in all weather. Mazda has designed some of the best Wankel
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This document discusses internal combustion engines. It defines internal combustion engines as engines that combust fuel inside the engine cylinder. It classifies internal combustion engines based on fuel type, thermodynamic cycle, number of strokes, ignition method, cooling method, engine speed, cylinder number and position. It describes the four stroke cycles of Otto and diesel engines. It compares petrol and diesel engines and two stroke and four stroke engines. It defines indicated power and mechanical, thermal, brake and relative efficiencies of internal combustion engines.
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- How it works using a spinning rotor and three chambers instead of pistons, making it lighter and smoother.
- The challenges in designing it, such as getting measurements correct, preventing interference, and assembling the complex parts.
Wankel engine
The Wankel engine uses an eccentric rotary design instead of pistons, where the four-stroke cycle occurs inside an oval housing and triangle-shaped rotor. It functions as a variable-volume progressing-cavity system with three cavities repeating the cycle. Wankel engines are lighter, simpler, and have fewer moving parts than equivalent piston engines. They provide high reliability, smooth power delivery, and a high power-to-weight ratio, but consume more fuel and produce more unburnt hydrocarbons than four-stroke engines. Wankel engines are used in cars, motorcycles, and aircraft for their light weight, small size, and durability in all weather. Mazda has designed some of the best Wankel
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This document discusses internal combustion engines. It defines internal combustion engines as engines that combust fuel inside the engine cylinder. It classifies internal combustion engines based on fuel type, thermodynamic cycle, number of strokes, ignition method, cooling method, engine speed, cylinder number and position. It describes the four stroke cycles of Otto and diesel engines. It compares petrol and diesel engines and two stroke and four stroke engines. It defines indicated power and mechanical, thermal, brake and relative efficiencies of internal combustion engines.
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The Duke engine is a four-stroke axial reciprocating engine where the cylinders are aligned with the central crankshaft. It is lightweight, compact, valveless, and vibration-free with high power density. The Duke engine can run on various fuels including gasoline, ethanol, diesel, and kerosene. It is well-suited for aerospace, marine, and light aircraft applications due to its small size, low weight and vibration, and ability to run on multiple fuels.
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Fuel Efficient Project
- 1. Toyota Tacoma Mid-Size truck, 6 cylinder engine, 24-26 MPG
- 2. Tacoma Engine The Toyota Tacoma has the option of coming in a 4 cylinder(2.7) or 6 cylinder(4.0) engine The (2.7) liter engine is for better gas mileage averaging up to 27 MPG. the 2.7 is better on gas mileage because it does not need as much fuel to power the motor The (4.0) is a bigger motor mostly for power but still comes with decent gas mileage averaging at 24 mpg. The 4.0 is a bigger motor, which means it has more power and it takes more full to power the cylinders
- 3. Gas Tank Capacity 21 Gallons
- 4. Weight and 2wd 4wd or all- wd Toyota tacoma weight approximately 7500 lbs with towing package The toyota tacoma has the option of 2wd or 4wd, 4wd comes in 4 high and 4 low
- 5. Chevrolet 2500 Full size truck, 8 cylinder engine, 20 to 23 MPG
- 6. Silverado 1500 Hybrid Classic offers up to a 10-percent fuel economy improvement through its ability to automatically stop and restart the engine under different operating circumstances. The standard Vortec 5.3L V-8 engine delivers 295 horsepower (220 kW) and 335 lb.-ft. (463 Nm) of torque – the same as its non-hybrid counterpart – along with the capability of acting as a mobile power-generating station, including four 120-volt/ 20-amp electrical auxiliary power outlets (APO). The power outlets are located under the rear seat of the cab and in the pickup bed. Customers can conveniently operate power equipment without taking up the bed space typical portable generators would use.
- 7. the silverado 2500 weight 3,594 lbs It comes in the same options as the tacoma 2wd or 4wd, also 4 high and 4 low
- 8. v8 motor the v8 has 8 cylinders powering the motor which means you have 2 more cylinders to power than the v6 which is in the toyota tacoma making it worse for gas mileage
- 9. 2500 Fuel Tank Capacity Most common 26 gallon tank Also comes in 36 gallon tank
- 10. Best Fuel efficient The toyota tacoma