This document discusses internal combustion engine combustion chambers. It describes the basic requirements of a good combustion chamber as providing high power output, high thermal efficiency, smooth engine operation, and reduced exhaust pollutants. It also discusses factors that influence combustion chamber design such as compression ratio, turbulence, heat loss, and scavenging. Different combustion chamber types are also enumerated such as T-head, L-head, I-head, and F-head chambers.
The document discusses different types of mixers used in reaction engineering including top entry, bottom entry, side entry, and swivel side entry mixers. It provides details on the designs, components, applications, and models of Standard Engineers' SEMIX fixed side entry and SWILON swivel side entry mixers used to mix solutions and transfer mass and heat in various industrial processes and storage tanks.
Electronically controlled gasoline injection systems provide more precise fuel delivery compared to carbureted systems. They allow for stratified fuel charge combustion for improved efficiency and reduced emissions. Common types include multi-point port injection and direct injection into the combustion chamber. While carbureted systems struggle with uneven fuel distribution among cylinders and icing, fuel injection systems inject exact amounts of fuel directly into each cylinder port or combustion chamber for uniform air-fuel ratios.
Apco regenerative turbine pumps are field-proven throughout the world. You are assured of reliable pumping service because every Apco is tested to insure consistent performance.
The document introduces the 2011 Buick Regal, describing its European design influences, powerful yet efficient turbocharged engine options, precise handling, and available interactive drive control system. Key features highlighted include the 220-hp turbocharged engine in the Regal CXL Turbo model, its 6-speed automatic transmission, and interactive modes that adjust the suspension, steering, throttle and stability systems for varying driving experiences.
Crdi technology is more efficient and advance technology in the field of automobile engineering. This technology is using at a large scale by a number of car companies. In this presentation you will find the basic principle, working, and component description of crdi technology.
This document presents analysis on the energy performance of the double skin facade for the Okhta Center tower in St. Petersburg. It summarizes findings from simulations of heating and cooling requirements based on 25-year average climate data. Key results include estimated annual heating needs of 27.62 GCAL/hr, lower than initial estimates. Optimizing the facade could reduce both heating and cooling needs. Further analysis is needed to optimize passive heat transfer and manage high buffer zone temperatures during warm periods.
Drilling is required to create openings in rock masses for tunneling. There are various types of drill jumbos suited for different tunnel cross-sections, including single boom, two boom, and three boom jumbos. Rock drilling uses impact and rotation to break the rock. Impact is generated by a piston striking the drill steel, while rotation is provided by a hydraulic motor or gears. Proper flushing, feed force, and bit condition influence the drilling rate. Hydraulic drifters require regular maintenance like checking for leaks and tightening bolts. Accumulators must be charged with nitrogen gas only.
The document discusses different types of mixers used in reaction engineering including top entry, bottom entry, side entry, and swivel side entry mixers. It provides details on the designs, components, applications, and models of Standard Engineers' SEMIX fixed side entry and SWILON swivel side entry mixers used to mix solutions and transfer mass and heat in various industrial processes and storage tanks.
Electronically controlled gasoline injection systems provide more precise fuel delivery compared to carbureted systems. They allow for stratified fuel charge combustion for improved efficiency and reduced emissions. Common types include multi-point port injection and direct injection into the combustion chamber. While carbureted systems struggle with uneven fuel distribution among cylinders and icing, fuel injection systems inject exact amounts of fuel directly into each cylinder port or combustion chamber for uniform air-fuel ratios.
Apco regenerative turbine pumps are field-proven throughout the world. You are assured of reliable pumping service because every Apco is tested to insure consistent performance.
The document introduces the 2011 Buick Regal, describing its European design influences, powerful yet efficient turbocharged engine options, precise handling, and available interactive drive control system. Key features highlighted include the 220-hp turbocharged engine in the Regal CXL Turbo model, its 6-speed automatic transmission, and interactive modes that adjust the suspension, steering, throttle and stability systems for varying driving experiences.
Crdi technology is more efficient and advance technology in the field of automobile engineering. This technology is using at a large scale by a number of car companies. In this presentation you will find the basic principle, working, and component description of crdi technology.
This document presents analysis on the energy performance of the double skin facade for the Okhta Center tower in St. Petersburg. It summarizes findings from simulations of heating and cooling requirements based on 25-year average climate data. Key results include estimated annual heating needs of 27.62 GCAL/hr, lower than initial estimates. Optimizing the facade could reduce both heating and cooling needs. Further analysis is needed to optimize passive heat transfer and manage high buffer zone temperatures during warm periods.
Drilling is required to create openings in rock masses for tunneling. There are various types of drill jumbos suited for different tunnel cross-sections, including single boom, two boom, and three boom jumbos. Rock drilling uses impact and rotation to break the rock. Impact is generated by a piston striking the drill steel, while rotation is provided by a hydraulic motor or gears. Proper flushing, feed force, and bit condition influence the drilling rate. Hydraulic drifters require regular maintenance like checking for leaks and tightening bolts. Accumulators must be charged with nitrogen gas only.
The document provides definitions and explanations of key terms related to internal combustion engine cycles and operation. It discusses the four-stroke cycle, including the intake, compression, power, and exhaust strokes. It also defines terms like top dead center, piston stroke, cylinder displacement, compression ratio, and ignition timing. The document reviews cylinder arrangements, valve train configurations like overhead camshafts, crankshaft arrangements, firing orders, and abnormal combustion issues like detonation and pre-ignition.
The document discusses the components and customization options of rotary dryers. Rotary dryers are used to process materials across many industries and consist of standard components like a dryer shell, combustion chamber, burner, feed system, drive assembly, and flights. The dryer shell, burner, and flights can be customized. Rotary dryers offer a robust and customizable solution for drying bulk solids.
The document discusses various aspects of automotive air conditioning clutches, including:
- Modern clutches typically use a stationary magnetic field rather than a rotating field and do not require brush sets.
- Typical clutch circuits include switches such as de-ice, low pressure, and high pressure switches that are usually placed in the electrical schematic between the A/C control head and clutch coil.
- Additional switches beyond typical de-ice, low pressure, and high pressure switches can be included in a system depending on the engineer's design, though switches are generally placed in the electrical schematic between the control head and clutch coil.
GEOMETRIC OPTIMIZATION OF CRANK SHAFT FOR OPTIMUM DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF LIFEIjripublishers Ijri
Crankshaft is a component in an engine which converts the reciprocating motion of the piston to the rotary motion. Design
of a crankshaft of Honda engine, it is assembled by the connecting rod and piston components in Pro engineering.
The designed model of engine crankshaft is analyzed in pro engineering by using its mechanism. Piston generates the
forces due to the combustion. These forces acting on the piston are analyzed by using their mechanisms with respect
to crank angle.
The Wankel engine is a type of internal combustion engine that uses a rotary design instead of pistons. It was developed in 1951 by Felix Wankel and uses a four-stroke combustion cycle. The key components are a triangular rotor that rotates inside an oval-shaped housing, with the rotor acting like a piston in a traditional engine. The rotor spins on an eccentric output shaft, turning three times for every one revolution to power the vehicle. Benefits include simplicity, high power-to-weight ratio, and smooth operation, though fuel efficiency is reduced compared to piston engines. It has seen limited automotive use primarily in Mazda vehicles.
Flow Assurance in well bores and PipelinesRoshanAhamed2
This document discusses flow assurance in wellbores and pipelines. It defines flow assurance as ensuring the delivery of oil, gas, and water from wells to their destination. Proper flow modeling is important for flow assurance to enable safe operation, optimize systems, and reduce uncertainty. The document covers multiphase flow basics, flow patterns in horizontal and vertical pipes, pressure losses, wax and hydrate formation risks, and temperature effects. It evaluates various empirical and mechanistic models for predicting multiphase pressure drops and flow patterns in horizontal and vertical wells.
The document discusses the design of a shaft to transmit 40 HP of power with infinite life while being as light as possible. It describes analyzing the forces acting on the shaft as the angular velocity fluctuates from 100 to 3000 RPM. Materials considered included aluminum, titanium, and steel alloys. Deflection, stresses, and safety factors were calculated for different shaft diameters. Titanium alloy was found to have the highest safety factor followed by steel and aluminum alloys.
Human: Thank you for the summary. You captured the key details about the purpose, challenges, analysis, and conclusions effectively in 3 concise sentences as requested.
While rotary kilns are often engineered around the characteristics of the material to be processed, the base of a rotary kiln can be somewhat standard. This presentation looks at the construction and components of both indirect-fired and direct-fired rotary kilns.
Pressure Balanced Adjustable Chokes are the advanced version of standard needle & seat type chokes, where the operating torque is significantly reduced by balancing the pressure across the gate.
Special Multistage Trim - Worldwide Oilfield Machinewomgroup
Special Multistage trim can be provided as a solution to severe service applications including anti cavitation, high pressure drop, and low noise services.
WOM Group provides Flowback choke that is designed with Hammer Union connections and is well suited for fracking, flow back, and well service applications.
Magnum Choke, Magnum Choke Surface Equipment - WOM Groupwomgroup
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM including:
- Positive and adjustable chokes which can be converted between each other using interchangeable components.
- A pressure balanced adjustable choke model (WPB) which reduces operating torque without a gearbox.
- A flowback choke model (WFB) designed for fracking and well service applications with hammer union connections.
- Plug and cage (WPC) and external sleeve (WES) choke models for high/medium pressure drop applications, available in various sizes and pressure ratings.
- A modular WES(H2) model that can be converted between choke types and manual/actuated operation with minimal disassembly
WOM Group, one of the leading Adjustable Chokes Manufactures. Adjustable Chokes comes up with a standard choke body with an adjustable choke bonnet assembly and Seat. Read more about Adjustable Chokes.
Plug and Cage Choke - Worldwide Oilfield Machinewomgroup
The WOM control chokes are available with a plug & cage or an external sleeve trim. WOM's Plug and Cage Choke are designed to provide accurate flow control throughout its operating range.
WOM Group, one of the leading Adjustable Chokes Manufacturers. Adjustable Chokes comes up with a standard choke body with an adjustable choke bonnet assembly and Seat. Read more about Adjustable Chokes.
Plug and Cage Choke, Plug and Cage Control Choke - WOM Groupwomgroup
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM including:
- Positive and adjustable chokes with interchangeable components
- Pressure balanced adjustable chokes that reduce operating torque
- Plug and cage chokes for high capacity applications
- External sleeve chokes that isolate body wear for high pressure applications
- A modular choke model that can be converted between designs and manual/actuated operation
The document discusses specifications, features, applications and pressure ratings for each choke model. Pressure balanced and modular designs allow for easier operation and conversion between designs. The chokes are suitable for a wide range of oil and gas applications.
WOM's External Sleeve chokes are designed to provide accurate flow control throughout its operating range. The externally guided sleeve controls the opening and rate of flow.
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM Group, including positive chokes, adjustable chokes, pressure balanced adjustable chokes, plug and cage chokes, external sleeve chokes, and drilling chokes. It discusses the features and applications of each choke model, and provides specifications on available sizes, pressure ratings, material options, and dimensions. The document aims to outline WOM Group's choke product offerings and how their different choke designs can provide solutions for various oil and gas applications.
This document provides information about Machine Design & Repair, LLC, a company that specializes in used forging machinery solutions. They offer quality used forging equipment such as presses, upsetters, and hammers that can be purchased as-is or retrofitted. They also provide full service including inspection, disassembly, shipping, and assembly supervision. Additionally, they can upgrade presses, provide spare parts, automation solutions, quick die change systems, advanced die sets, and more. Their goal is to provide affordable equipment solutions for the forging industry.
Project evaluation
This chapter sets out the principles and policies governing the evaluation of ILO-supported projects. It describes how the evaluation of project achievements improves decision-making, organizational learning, accountability and impact. The chapter clarifies roles and responsibilities and sets out the procedures for managing project evaluations.
Project evaluation is a systematic and objective assessment of an ongoing or completed project.1 The aim is to determine the relevance and level of achievement of project objectives, development effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability. Evaluations also feed lessons learned into the decision-making process of the project stakeholders, including donors and national partners. Evaluation is also an important part of the ILO’s accountability to its donors and to the Governing Body.
This chapter provides information on:
♦♦♦♦♦
The concept and principles of project evaluation;
ILO policies for project evaluations and roles and responsibilities;
Preparing for an evaluation;
The implementation of project evaluation and evaluation report;
Follow-up, dissemination and knowledge sharing of evaluation outcomes.
Evaluating community projects
These guidelines were initially developed as part of the JRF Neighbourhood Programme. This programme is made up of 20 community or voluntary organisations all wanting to exercise a more strategic influence in their neighbourhood. The guidelines were originally written to help these organisations evaluate their work. They provide step-by-step advice on how to evaluate a community project which will be of interest to a wider audience.
What is evaluation?
Put simply, evaluation by members of a project or organisation will help people to learn from their day-to-day work. It can be used by a group of people, or by individuals working alone. It assesses the effectiveness of a piece of work, a project or a programme. It can also highlight whether your project is moving steadily and successfully towards achieving what it set out to do, or whether it is moving in a different direction. You can then celebrate and build on successes as well as learn from what has not worked so well.
Why evaluate?
Although evaluation may seem like an unnecessary additional task if you are already short of time and resources, it can save you both time and resources by keeping participants focused on, and working towards, the ultimate goal of the project. If necessary, it can refocus activity away from unproductive or unnecessary work.
The document provides definitions and explanations of key terms related to internal combustion engine cycles and operation. It discusses the four-stroke cycle, including the intake, compression, power, and exhaust strokes. It also defines terms like top dead center, piston stroke, cylinder displacement, compression ratio, and ignition timing. The document reviews cylinder arrangements, valve train configurations like overhead camshafts, crankshaft arrangements, firing orders, and abnormal combustion issues like detonation and pre-ignition.
The document discusses the components and customization options of rotary dryers. Rotary dryers are used to process materials across many industries and consist of standard components like a dryer shell, combustion chamber, burner, feed system, drive assembly, and flights. The dryer shell, burner, and flights can be customized. Rotary dryers offer a robust and customizable solution for drying bulk solids.
The document discusses various aspects of automotive air conditioning clutches, including:
- Modern clutches typically use a stationary magnetic field rather than a rotating field and do not require brush sets.
- Typical clutch circuits include switches such as de-ice, low pressure, and high pressure switches that are usually placed in the electrical schematic between the A/C control head and clutch coil.
- Additional switches beyond typical de-ice, low pressure, and high pressure switches can be included in a system depending on the engineer's design, though switches are generally placed in the electrical schematic between the control head and clutch coil.
GEOMETRIC OPTIMIZATION OF CRANK SHAFT FOR OPTIMUM DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF LIFEIjripublishers Ijri
Crankshaft is a component in an engine which converts the reciprocating motion of the piston to the rotary motion. Design
of a crankshaft of Honda engine, it is assembled by the connecting rod and piston components in Pro engineering.
The designed model of engine crankshaft is analyzed in pro engineering by using its mechanism. Piston generates the
forces due to the combustion. These forces acting on the piston are analyzed by using their mechanisms with respect
to crank angle.
The Wankel engine is a type of internal combustion engine that uses a rotary design instead of pistons. It was developed in 1951 by Felix Wankel and uses a four-stroke combustion cycle. The key components are a triangular rotor that rotates inside an oval-shaped housing, with the rotor acting like a piston in a traditional engine. The rotor spins on an eccentric output shaft, turning three times for every one revolution to power the vehicle. Benefits include simplicity, high power-to-weight ratio, and smooth operation, though fuel efficiency is reduced compared to piston engines. It has seen limited automotive use primarily in Mazda vehicles.
Flow Assurance in well bores and PipelinesRoshanAhamed2
This document discusses flow assurance in wellbores and pipelines. It defines flow assurance as ensuring the delivery of oil, gas, and water from wells to their destination. Proper flow modeling is important for flow assurance to enable safe operation, optimize systems, and reduce uncertainty. The document covers multiphase flow basics, flow patterns in horizontal and vertical pipes, pressure losses, wax and hydrate formation risks, and temperature effects. It evaluates various empirical and mechanistic models for predicting multiphase pressure drops and flow patterns in horizontal and vertical wells.
The document discusses the design of a shaft to transmit 40 HP of power with infinite life while being as light as possible. It describes analyzing the forces acting on the shaft as the angular velocity fluctuates from 100 to 3000 RPM. Materials considered included aluminum, titanium, and steel alloys. Deflection, stresses, and safety factors were calculated for different shaft diameters. Titanium alloy was found to have the highest safety factor followed by steel and aluminum alloys.
Human: Thank you for the summary. You captured the key details about the purpose, challenges, analysis, and conclusions effectively in 3 concise sentences as requested.
While rotary kilns are often engineered around the characteristics of the material to be processed, the base of a rotary kiln can be somewhat standard. This presentation looks at the construction and components of both indirect-fired and direct-fired rotary kilns.
Pressure Balanced Adjustable Chokes are the advanced version of standard needle & seat type chokes, where the operating torque is significantly reduced by balancing the pressure across the gate.
Special Multistage Trim - Worldwide Oilfield Machinewomgroup
Special Multistage trim can be provided as a solution to severe service applications including anti cavitation, high pressure drop, and low noise services.
WOM Group provides Flowback choke that is designed with Hammer Union connections and is well suited for fracking, flow back, and well service applications.
Magnum Choke, Magnum Choke Surface Equipment - WOM Groupwomgroup
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM including:
- Positive and adjustable chokes which can be converted between each other using interchangeable components.
- A pressure balanced adjustable choke model (WPB) which reduces operating torque without a gearbox.
- A flowback choke model (WFB) designed for fracking and well service applications with hammer union connections.
- Plug and cage (WPC) and external sleeve (WES) choke models for high/medium pressure drop applications, available in various sizes and pressure ratings.
- A modular WES(H2) model that can be converted between choke types and manual/actuated operation with minimal disassembly
WOM Group, one of the leading Adjustable Chokes Manufactures. Adjustable Chokes comes up with a standard choke body with an adjustable choke bonnet assembly and Seat. Read more about Adjustable Chokes.
Plug and Cage Choke - Worldwide Oilfield Machinewomgroup
The WOM control chokes are available with a plug & cage or an external sleeve trim. WOM's Plug and Cage Choke are designed to provide accurate flow control throughout its operating range.
WOM Group, one of the leading Adjustable Chokes Manufacturers. Adjustable Chokes comes up with a standard choke body with an adjustable choke bonnet assembly and Seat. Read more about Adjustable Chokes.
Plug and Cage Choke, Plug and Cage Control Choke - WOM Groupwomgroup
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM including:
- Positive and adjustable chokes with interchangeable components
- Pressure balanced adjustable chokes that reduce operating torque
- Plug and cage chokes for high capacity applications
- External sleeve chokes that isolate body wear for high pressure applications
- A modular choke model that can be converted between designs and manual/actuated operation
The document discusses specifications, features, applications and pressure ratings for each choke model. Pressure balanced and modular designs allow for easier operation and conversion between designs. The chokes are suitable for a wide range of oil and gas applications.
WOM's External Sleeve chokes are designed to provide accurate flow control throughout its operating range. The externally guided sleeve controls the opening and rate of flow.
This document provides information on various choke models produced by WOM Group, including positive chokes, adjustable chokes, pressure balanced adjustable chokes, plug and cage chokes, external sleeve chokes, and drilling chokes. It discusses the features and applications of each choke model, and provides specifications on available sizes, pressure ratings, material options, and dimensions. The document aims to outline WOM Group's choke product offerings and how their different choke designs can provide solutions for various oil and gas applications.
This document provides information about Machine Design & Repair, LLC, a company that specializes in used forging machinery solutions. They offer quality used forging equipment such as presses, upsetters, and hammers that can be purchased as-is or retrofitted. They also provide full service including inspection, disassembly, shipping, and assembly supervision. Additionally, they can upgrade presses, provide spare parts, automation solutions, quick die change systems, advanced die sets, and more. Their goal is to provide affordable equipment solutions for the forging industry.
Project evaluation
This chapter sets out the principles and policies governing the evaluation of ILO-supported projects. It describes how the evaluation of project achievements improves decision-making, organizational learning, accountability and impact. The chapter clarifies roles and responsibilities and sets out the procedures for managing project evaluations.
Project evaluation is a systematic and objective assessment of an ongoing or completed project.1 The aim is to determine the relevance and level of achievement of project objectives, development effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability. Evaluations also feed lessons learned into the decision-making process of the project stakeholders, including donors and national partners. Evaluation is also an important part of the ILO’s accountability to its donors and to the Governing Body.
This chapter provides information on:
♦♦♦♦♦
The concept and principles of project evaluation;
ILO policies for project evaluations and roles and responsibilities;
Preparing for an evaluation;
The implementation of project evaluation and evaluation report;
Follow-up, dissemination and knowledge sharing of evaluation outcomes.
Evaluating community projects
These guidelines were initially developed as part of the JRF Neighbourhood Programme. This programme is made up of 20 community or voluntary organisations all wanting to exercise a more strategic influence in their neighbourhood. The guidelines were originally written to help these organisations evaluate their work. They provide step-by-step advice on how to evaluate a community project which will be of interest to a wider audience.
What is evaluation?
Put simply, evaluation by members of a project or organisation will help people to learn from their day-to-day work. It can be used by a group of people, or by individuals working alone. It assesses the effectiveness of a piece of work, a project or a programme. It can also highlight whether your project is moving steadily and successfully towards achieving what it set out to do, or whether it is moving in a different direction. You can then celebrate and build on successes as well as learn from what has not worked so well.
Why evaluate?
Although evaluation may seem like an unnecessary additional task if you are already short of time and resources, it can save you both time and resources by keeping participants focused on, and working towards, the ultimate goal of the project. If necessary, it can refocus activity away from unproductive or unnecessary work.
Service parts management is the main component of a complete strategic service management process that
companies use to ensure that right spare part and resources are at the right place (where the broken part is) at
the right time.
Spare parts, are extra parts that are available and in proximity to a functional item, such as an automobile,
boat, engine, for which they might be used for repair.
Economic considerations
Spare parts are sometimes considered uneconomical since:
the parts might never be used
the parts might not be stored properly, leading to defects
maintaining inventory of spare parts has associated costs
parts may not be available when needed from a supplier
But without the spare part on hand, a company's customer satisfaction levels could drop if a customer has to
wait too long for their item to be fixed. Therefore, companies need to plan and align their service parts
inventory and workforce resources to achieve optimal customer satisfaction levels with minimal costs.
Measures of effectiveness
The effectiveness of spares inventory can be measured by metrics such as fill rate and availability of the end
item.
Routine maintenance is most often oil and filter changes, tire rotations, and various inspections. After the length of your warranty, routine maintenance often becomes more involved and more expensive. Car owners usually become aware of the need for routine maintenance at certain mileage intervals.
Fuel Economy: There are a number of ways that regular maintenance can help ensure you're getting the most out of your vehicle's fuel economy. For instance, making sure your tire pressure is set to the right levels can help prevent your car from expending unnecessary energy and fuel while moving.
Check your oil regularly and change it at the recommended intervals. This is perhaps the single most important thing you can do to keep your engine running well. Also make certain you change the filter as needed or recommended. Check your owner's manual for the correct oil weight to use.
50,000 miles: Replace worn parts such as brake pads; install a new fuel filter; drain and replace the automatic transmission fuel and filter. The exhaust system, muffler, catalytic converter, and suspension components should also be inspected and worn parts should be swapped out.
Which car brand has the highest maintenance cost?
Toyota
Toyota has emerged as the most economical brand when it comes to vehicle maintenance costs for a period of 10 years, while BMW and Mercedes-Benz hold their position of the highest maintenance cost vehicles.
Why is routine maintenance important?
Routine maintenance is considered one of the most important things you can do for your vehicle. A vehicle that receives regular service will contribute less to pollution, will use less fuel, will run more efficiently, and will last longer in contrast to a vehicle that does not receive routine maintenance.
Steel is graded as a way of classification and is often categorized into four groups—Carbon, Alloy, Stainless, and Tool. Carbon Steels only contain trace amounts of elements besides carbon and iron. This group is the most common, accounting for 90% of steel production.
What is the hardest steel grade?
Type 440—a higher grade of cutlery steel, with more carbon, allowing for much better edge retention when properly heat-treated. It can be hardened to approximately Rockwell 58 hardness, making it one of the hardest stainless steels.
Different Types of Steel
Carbon Steel. Carbon steel is dull and matte in appearance and is vulnerable to corrosion
Alloy Steel. Alloy steels are a mixture of several metals, including nickel, copper, and aluminum
Stainless Steel
1. MOTORISED OBJECT LIFTING JACK
2. KEY CONTROLLED- FORK LIFTER:
3. MATERIAL HANDLING (X, Y, Z MOTION CONTROL):
4. STEPPER MOTOR CONTROL WITH SELECTED STEPS FOR CONVEYOR BELT:
5. OBJECT REJECTION & COUNTING MACHINE:
6. ROBOTIC ARM WITH GRIPPER:
7. PNEUMATIC/HYDRAULIC ROBO ARM:
8. PNEUMATIC/HYDRAULIC CRANE:
9. PNEUMATIC/HYDRAULIC JACK:
10. ROBOTIC CRANE :
11. ROBOTIC TROLLEY FOR MATERIAL HANDLING:
12. AUTOMATIC STAMPING AND SORTING MACHINE FOR POSTCARD:
13. WINDMILL:
14. SOLAR SUN SEEKER:
15. THERMAL POWER PLANT USING STEAM:
16. HYDEL POWER DAM:
17. ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM AMUSEMENT PARK RIDES (SEA-SAW, SWING, SLIDE, ROLLER ETC.)
18. ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM SPEED BREAKER:
19. PADDLE CONTROLLED MOBILE CHARGER [censored] EMERGENCY LIGHT:
What is rack and pinion steering mechanismManish Nepal
What Is Rack And Pinion Steering Mechanism? | How Rack And Pinion Steering System Works?
STEERING SYSTEM | WORKING and COMPONENTS
Working of Four Wheel Steering System in Hindi | Advantages, and Disadvantages of 4-Wheel Steering
How Power Steering System Works?
Mechanical engineering important fluid mechanics mcq Manish Nepal
1) Shear stress in a turbulent flow is given by the formula
τ = η (du / dy)
Where η (eta) is,
a. eddy viscosity
b. apparent viscosity
c. virtual viscosity
d. all of the above
ANSWER: all of the above
2) Magnitude of eddy viscosity for laminar flow is
a. less than zero
b. zero
c. greater than zero
d. unpredictable
ANSWER: zero
3) Kinematic eddy viscosity (ε) is the ratio of
a. eddy viscosity (η) to dynamic viscosity (μ)
b. eddy viscosity (η) to kinematic viscosity (ν)
c. kinematic viscosity to eddy viscosity (η)
d. eddy viscosity (η) to mass density (ρ)
ANSWER: eddy viscosity (η) to mass density (ρ)
HANDLING
How well a vehicle moves on straightaways, around corners and over varying degrees of terrain.
HORSEPOWER
A unit of measurement equal to 550 foot pounds per second used to describe the power of a vehicle’s engine. Higher numbers mean more power and the ability to push a car to faster speeds.
IGNITION SYSTEM
The system that generates a spark and controls the timing of the spark that is necessary to ignite the fuel-air mixture and start fuel combustion inside the engine.
JUMP START
An emergency starting procedure used to get a car running when the battery is dead. Jumper cables are attached to the battery of a working vehicle and run to the failed battery to provide a jolt of power.
KEYLESS ENTRY
A modern entry system that unlocks doors via a battery-powered remote or key fob instead of requiring you to physically put the key into the lock.
OIL
Lubricant that reduces wear and tear on an engine’s moving parts, prevents overheating and delays the process of corrosion.
POWERTRAIN
This system consists of the combination of the engine and transmission and is often protected by a manufacturer warranty.
CHASSIS
A blanket description of the base frame of a vehicle and the mechanical parts that are attached to it, including the power train and suspension.
CLIMATE CONTROL
The term used to refer to the heater, air conditioner and defrosting mechanisms in a car. Some vehicles have advanced systems that detect outdoor temperatures and can be adjusted accordingly.
COOLANT
Also called antifreeze, this combination of ethylene glycol and water protects the climate control system by dispersing excess heat and preventing parts from freezing.
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Automotive electrical circuits and wiring
We will be identifying these items when we look at Automotive Circuits a little later in this book. There are three basic types of circuits: series, parallel, and series-parallel. The type of circuit is determined by how the power source, conductors, loads, and control or protective devices are connected.
Are cars wired in series or parallel?
A very simple car circuit diagram. ... The ignition circuit is an example of wiring in series. This means that all components receive the same amount of current. Car lights are always wired in parallel circuits.
Mechanical engineering interview questions with answersManish Nepal
1. What is the difference between scavenging and supercharging?
Ans: Scavenging is a process of flushing out burnt gases from the engine cylinder by introducing fresh air in the
cylinder before exhaust stroke ends. Supercharging is the process of supplying a higher mass of air by compressing
the atmospheric air.
2. What are the names given to constant temperature, constant pressure, constant volume, constant internal
energy, constant enthalpy, and constant entropy processes.
Ans: Isothermal, isochronic, isobaric, free expression, throttling, and adiabatic processes respectively.
3. In a Rankine cycle if maximum steam pressure is increased keeping steam temperature and condenser pressure
the same, what will happen to dryness fraction of steam after expansion? Ans: It will decrease.
4. Why entropy change for a reversible adiabatic process is zero?
Ans: Because there is no heat transfer in this process.
5. What are the two essential conditions of perfect gas?
Ans: It satisfies the equation of state and its specific heats are constant.
6. Enthalpy and entropy are functions of one single parameter. Which is that?
Ans: Temperature.
7. Why the rate of condensation is higher on a polished surface compared to the rusty surface?
Ans: Polished surface promotes dropwise condensation and does not wet the surface.
8. How much resistance is offered to heat flow by drop wise condensation?
Ans: Nil
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9. What is the relationship between the COP of heating and cooling?
Ans: COP of heating is one(unity) more than COP of cooling.
10. How much is the work done in the isochoric process?
Ans: Zero.
11. When the maximum discharge is obtained in nozzle?
Ans: At the critical pressure ratio.
12. Under what condition the work is done in the reciprocating compressor will be least?
Ans: It is least when the compression process approaches isothermal. For this purpose, attempts are made to cool the
air during compression.
In engineering, a mechanism is a device that transforms input forces and movement into a desired set of output forces and movement. Mechanisms generally consist of moving components that can include:
Gears and gear trains
Belt and chain drives
Cam and followers
Linkage
Friction devices, such as brakes and clutches
Structural components such as a frame, fasteners, bearings, springs, lubricants
Various machine elements, such as splines, pins, and keys.
The German scientist Reuleaux provides the definition "a machine is a combination of resistant bodies so arranged that by their means the mechanical forces of nature can be compelled to do work accompanied by certain determinate motion." In this context, his use of machine is generally interpreted to mean mechanism.
The combination of force and movement defines power, and a mechanism manages power to achieve a desired set of forces and movement.
A mechanism is usually a piece of a larger process or mechanical system. Sometimes an entire machine may be referred to as a mechanism. Examples are the steering mechanism in a car, or the winding mechanism of a wristwatch. Multiple mechanisms are machines.
What Are the Different Types of Steel?
Carbon Steels.
Alloy Steels.
Stainless Steels.
Tool Steels.
What is the most common type of steel?
The 3 Most Commonly used Types of Steel
Tool Steel. As the name suggests, tool steel is often used in the construction of tools. ...
Alloy Steel. Alloy steel is called such because it has small amounts of multiple alloying elements within it. ...
Carbon Steel.
How are the steel classified?
Steel is graded as a way of classification and is often categorized into four groups—Carbon, Alloy, Stainless, and Tool. Carbon Steels only contain trace amounts of elements besides carbon and iron. .Alloy steels contain alloying elements like nickel, copper, chromium, and/or aluminum
What is 350-grade steel?
Grade 350 Mild Steel is a medium strength structural steel plate product with a nominal yield strength of 350 MPa. Typical uses include General Fabrication.
What is the softest metal?
Cesium
Cesium is considered the softest metal, Lead is also considered among the softest metals. Answer 3: Mercury is liquid (molten) at room temperature. Gallium, while solid (if soft) at room temperature, is liquid at body temperature.
What are the examples of alloys?
Alloy. An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals. Some familiar examples of alloys include brass, bronze, pewter, cast and wrought iron, steel, coin metals, and solder (pronounced SOD-der; a substance used to join other metallic surfaces together).
What is the alloying of steel?
Alloy steels are made by combining carbon steel with one or several alloying elements, such as manganese, silicon, nickel, titanium, copper, chromium, and aluminum. These metals are added to produce specific properties that are not found in regular carbon steel.
What is the 500w TMT bar?
TMT 500W is a reinforcement bar that possesses yield strength of 500 Mega pascals. 'W' means this bar is weldable. TMT means Thermo Mechanically Treated. This is a new generation of high strength steel having superior properties.
Structures of Solids
The components can be arranged in a regular repeating three-dimensional array (a crystal lattice), which results in a crystalline solid, or more or less randomly to produce an amorphous solid. Crystalline solids have well-defined edges and faces, diffract x-rays, and tend to have sharp melting points
What are the different types of solids?
There are four different types of crystalline solids: molecular solids, network solids, ionic solids, and metallic solids. A solid's atomic-level structure and composition determine many of its macroscopic properties, including, for example, electrical and heat conductivity, density, and solubility.
What makes a solid a solid?
Solids can hold their shape because their molecules are tightly packed together. ... Atoms and molecules in liquids and gases are bouncing and floating around, free to move where they want. The molecules in a solid are stuck in a specific structure or arrangement of atoms.
What are the 2 types of solids?
Solids can be classified into two types: crystalline and amorphous. Crystalline solids are the most common type of solid. They are characterized by a regular crystalline organization of atoms that confer a long-range order.
What are the examples of solids?
Examples of Solids
Gold.
Wood.
Sand.
Steel.
Brick.
Rock.
Copper.
Brass.
What are the 3 characteristics of solids?
A solid has definite volume and shape, a liquid has a definite volume but no definite shape and gas has neither a definite volume nor shape.
...
Solids
Definite shape (rigid)
Definite volume.
Particles vibrate around fixed axes.
How do you describe solids?
A solid is a sample of matter that retains its shape and density when not confined. The adjective solid describes the state, or condition, of matter having this property. The atom s or molecule s of matter in the solid-state are generally compressed as tightly as the repulsive forces among them will allow.
What is the structure of a solid?
In a solid, molecules are packed together, and it keeps its shape. The matter is the "stuff" of the universe, the atoms, molecules, and ions that make up all physical substances. In a solid, these particles are packed closely together and are not free to move about within the substance
What are some properties of solids?
Explanation:
A solid has a definite shape and volume.
Solids, in general, have a higher density.
In solids, intermolecular forces are strong.
The diffusion of a solid into another solid is extremely slow.
Solids have high melting points.
What are the 4 types of structures?
There are four types of structures;
Frame: made of separate members (usually thin pieces) put together.
Shell: encloses or contains its contents.
Solid (mass): made almost entirely of matter.
liquid (fluid): braking fluid making the brakes.
Alloys are combinations or mixtures of elements.
Metals are alloyed to improve on properties of pure metals such as hardness, strength, corrosion resistance, etc.
Ex.:- Instead of pure aluminum an alloy of aluminum having a combination of Al –Zn –Mg – Cu – Mn(A five-element alloy ) is used to construct the aircraft body.
Alloys may behave differently when combined, some mix easily while others will only be soluble to a limited extent.
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COMBUSTION CHAMBERS
COMBUSTION CHAMBERS- SI Engines
The design of combustion chamber has an important influence upon the engineThe design of combustion chamber has an important influence upon the engineThe design of combustion chamber has an important influence upon the engineThe design of combustion chamber has an important influence upon the engine
performance and its knock properties. The design of combustion chamber involves theperformance and its knock properties. The design of combustion chamber involves theperformance and its knock properties. The design of combustion chamber involves theperformance and its knock properties. The design of combustion chamber involves the
shape of the combustion chamber, the loshape of the combustion chamber, the loshape of the combustion chamber, the loshape of the combustion chamber, the location of the sparking plug and the dispositioncation of the sparking plug and the dispositioncation of the sparking plug and the dispositioncation of the sparking plug and the disposition
of inlet and exhaust valves. Because of the importance of combustion chamber design,of inlet and exhaust valves. Because of the importance of combustion chamber design,of inlet and exhaust valves. Because of the importance of combustion chamber design,of inlet and exhaust valves. Because of the importance of combustion chamber design,
it has been a subject of considerable amount of research and development in the lastit has been a subject of considerable amount of research and development in the lastit has been a subject of considerable amount of research and development in the lastit has been a subject of considerable amount of research and development in the last
fifty years. It has resulted in raisififty years. It has resulted in raisififty years. It has resulted in raisififty years. It has resulted in raisinnnng the compression ratio from 4g the compression ratio from 4g the compression ratio from 4g the compression ratio from 4: 1 before the: 1 before the: 1 before the: 1 before the FirstFirstFirstFirst
World WarWorld WarWorld WarWorld War period to 8: 1 to 11:1period to 8: 1 to 11:1period to 8: 1 to 11:1period to 8: 1 to 11:1 in presentin presentin presentin present times with special combustion Chtimes with special combustion Chtimes with special combustion Chtimes with special combustion Chamberamberamberamber
designs and suitable antidesigns and suitable antidesigns and suitable antidesigns and suitable anti----knock fuels.knock fuels.knock fuels.knock fuels.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF A GOOD COMBUSTION CHAMBERBASIC REQUIREMENTS OF A GOOD COMBUSTION CHAMBERBASIC REQUIREMENTS OF A GOOD COMBUSTION CHAMBERBASIC REQUIREMENTS OF A GOOD COMBUSTION CHAMBER ( VTU Jan 2007,( VTU Jan 2007,( VTU Jan 2007,( VTU Jan 2007,
July 2006, AugustJuly 2006, AugustJuly 2006, AugustJuly 2006, August 2005, Feb 2006)2005, Feb 2006)2005, Feb 2006)2005, Feb 2006)
The basic requirements of a good combustion chamber are to provide:The basic requirements of a good combustion chamber are to provide:The basic requirements of a good combustion chamber are to provide:The basic requirements of a good combustion chamber are to provide:
High power outputHigh power outputHigh power outputHigh power output
High thermal efficiency and low specific fuel consumptionHigh thermal efficiency and low specific fuel consumptionHigh thermal efficiency and low specific fuel consumptionHigh thermal efficiency and low specific fuel consumption
Smooth engine operationSmooth engine operationSmooth engine operationSmooth engine operation
Reduced exhaust pollutants.Reduced exhaust pollutants.Reduced exhaust pollutants.Reduced exhaust pollutants.
HIGHER POWER OUTPUT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWINHIGHER POWER OUTPUT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWINHIGHER POWER OUTPUT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWINHIGHER POWER OUTPUT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:G:G:G:
High compression ratio. The compression ratio is limited by the phenomenon ofHigh compression ratio. The compression ratio is limited by the phenomenon ofHigh compression ratio. The compression ratio is limited by the phenomenon ofHigh compression ratio. The compression ratio is limited by the phenomenon of
detonation. Detonation depends on the design of combustion chamber and fueldetonation. Detonation depends on the design of combustion chamber and fueldetonation. Detonation depends on the design of combustion chamber and fueldetonation. Detonation depends on the design of combustion chamber and fuel
quality. Any change in design that improves the antiquality. Any change in design that improves the antiquality. Any change in design that improves the antiquality. Any change in design that improves the anti----knock characteristics of aknock characteristics of aknock characteristics of aknock characteristics of a
combustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chamber permits the use of a higher compression ratio which shouldpermits the use of a higher compression ratio which shouldpermits the use of a higher compression ratio which shouldpermits the use of a higher compression ratio which should
result in higher output and efficiency.result in higher output and efficiency.result in higher output and efficiency.result in higher output and efficiency.
Small or no excess air.Small or no excess air.Small or no excess air.Small or no excess air.
Complete utilization of the airComplete utilization of the airComplete utilization of the airComplete utilization of the air –––– no dead pockets.no dead pockets.no dead pockets.no dead pockets.
An optimum degree of turbulence. Turbulence is induced by inlet flowAn optimum degree of turbulence. Turbulence is induced by inlet flowAn optimum degree of turbulence. Turbulence is induced by inlet flowAn optimum degree of turbulence. Turbulence is induced by inlet flow
configurationconfigurationconfigurationconfiguration or ‘squish’. Squish is the rapid ejection of gas trapped between theor ‘squish’. Squish is the rapid ejection of gas trapped between theor ‘squish’. Squish is the rapid ejection of gas trapped between theor ‘squish’. Squish is the rapid ejection of gas trapped between the
piston and some flat or corresponding surface in the cylinder head. Turbulencepiston and some flat or corresponding surface in the cylinder head. Turbulencepiston and some flat or corresponding surface in the cylinder head. Turbulencepiston and some flat or corresponding surface in the cylinder head. Turbulence
induced by squish is preferable to inlet turbulence since the volumetric efficiencyinduced by squish is preferable to inlet turbulence since the volumetric efficiencyinduced by squish is preferable to inlet turbulence since the volumetric efficiencyinduced by squish is preferable to inlet turbulence since the volumetric efficiency
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is not affected.is not affected.is not affected.is not affected.
HighHighHighHigh Volumetric EfficiencyVolumetric EfficiencyVolumetric EfficiencyVolumetric Efficiency. This is achieved by having large diameter valves with. This is achieved by having large diameter valves with. This is achieved by having large diameter valves with. This is achieved by having large diameter valves with
ample clearance round the valve heads, proper valveample clearance round the valve heads, proper valveample clearance round the valve heads, proper valveample clearance round the valve heads, proper valve timing and straighttiming and straighttiming and straighttiming and straight
passagepassagepassagepassage ways by streamlining the combustion chways by streamlining the combustion chways by streamlining the combustion chways by streamlining the combustion chamber so that the flow is withamber so that the flow is withamber so that the flow is withamber so that the flow is with
lelelelesser pressure drop. This measser pressure drop. This measser pressure drop. This measser pressure drop. This means more charge per stroke andns more charge per stroke andns more charge per stroke andns more charge per stroke and proportionproportionproportionproportionateateateate
increaseincreaseincreaseincrease in the power output. Large valves and straight passageways alsoin the power output. Large valves and straight passageways alsoin the power output. Large valves and straight passageways alsoin the power output. Large valves and straight passageways also
increase the speed at which the maximum power is obtained. This furtherincrease the speed at which the maximum power is obtained. This furtherincrease the speed at which the maximum power is obtained. This furtherincrease the speed at which the maximum power is obtained. This further
increases the pincreases the pincreases the pincreases the power by increasing the displaceower by increasing the displaceower by increasing the displaceower by increasing the displacement per minute.ment per minute.ment per minute.ment per minute.
(B)(B)(B)(B) HIGH THERMAL EFFICIENCY REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:HIGH THERMAL EFFICIENCY REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:HIGH THERMAL EFFICIENCY REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:HIGH THERMAL EFFICIENCY REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:
High compressionHigh compressionHigh compressionHigh compression ratio:ratio:ratio:ratio: Already discussed.Already discussed.Already discussed.Already discussed.
A small heat loss during combustion. This is achieved by having a compactA small heat loss during combustion. This is achieved by having a compactA small heat loss during combustion. This is achieved by having a compactA small heat loss during combustion. This is achieved by having a compact
combustion chamber which provides small surfacecombustion chamber which provides small surfacecombustion chamber which provides small surfacecombustion chamber which provides small surface----volume ratio. The othervolume ratio. The othervolume ratio. The othervolume ratio. The other
advantage of compaadvantage of compaadvantage of compaadvantage of compact combustion chamber is reduced flame travel a givenct combustion chamber is reduced flame travel a givenct combustion chamber is reduced flame travel a givenct combustion chamber is reduced flame travel a given
turbulence, this reduces the time of combustion and hence combustion time lossturbulence, this reduces the time of combustion and hence combustion time lossturbulence, this reduces the time of combustion and hence combustion time lossturbulence, this reduces the time of combustion and hence combustion time loss
Good scavenging of the exhaust gases.Good scavenging of the exhaust gases.Good scavenging of the exhaust gases.Good scavenging of the exhaust gases.
(C) SMOOTH ENGINE OPERATION REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:(C) SMOOTH ENGINE OPERATION REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:(C) SMOOTH ENGINE OPERATION REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:(C) SMOOTH ENGINE OPERATION REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:
Moderate rate of pressure riseModerate rate of pressure riseModerate rate of pressure riseModerate rate of pressure rise during combustion.during combustion.during combustion.during combustion.
Absence of detoAbsence of detoAbsence of detoAbsence of detonation which in turn means:nation which in turn means:nation which in turn means:nation which in turn means:
CompactCompactCompactCompact combustion chamber, short distance of flame travel from the sparkingcombustion chamber, short distance of flame travel from the sparkingcombustion chamber, short distance of flame travel from the sparkingcombustion chamber, short distance of flame travel from the sparking
plug to the farthest point in the combustion space. Pockets in which stagnantplug to the farthest point in the combustion space. Pockets in which stagnantplug to the farthest point in the combustion space. Pockets in which stagnantplug to the farthest point in the combustion space. Pockets in which stagnant
gas may collect should be avoided.gas may collect should be avoided.gas may collect should be avoided.gas may collect should be avoided.
ProProProProperperperper location of the spark plug and exhaust valve.location of the spark plug and exhaust valve.location of the spark plug and exhaust valve.location of the spark plug and exhaust valve.
SatisfactorySatisfactorySatisfactorySatisfactory cooling of the spark plug points (to avoid pre ignition) and of exhaustcooling of the spark plug points (to avoid pre ignition) and of exhaustcooling of the spark plug points (to avoid pre ignition) and of exhaustcooling of the spark plug points (to avoid pre ignition) and of exhaust
valve head which is the hottest region of the combustion chamber.valve head which is the hottest region of the combustion chamber.valve head which is the hottest region of the combustion chamber.valve head which is the hottest region of the combustion chamber.
(D)(D)(D)(D) Reduced exhaust pollutantsReduced exhaust pollutantsReduced exhaust pollutantsReduced exhaust pollutants
Exhaust pollutants canExhaust pollutants canExhaust pollutants canExhaust pollutants can be reduced by designing a combustion chamber thatbe reduced by designing a combustion chamber thatbe reduced by designing a combustion chamber thatbe reduced by designing a combustion chamber that
produces a faster burning rate of fuel. A faster burning chamber with its shorterproduces a faster burning rate of fuel. A faster burning chamber with its shorterproduces a faster burning rate of fuel. A faster burning chamber with its shorterproduces a faster burning rate of fuel. A faster burning chamber with its shorter
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burning time permits operation with substantially higher amounts of Exhaust Gasburning time permits operation with substantially higher amounts of Exhaust Gasburning time permits operation with substantially higher amounts of Exhaust Gasburning time permits operation with substantially higher amounts of Exhaust Gas
Recirculation (EGR), which redRecirculation (EGR), which redRecirculation (EGR), which redRecirculation (EGR), which reduces the oxideuces the oxideuces the oxideuces the oxides of nitrogen (NOs of nitrogen (NOs of nitrogen (NOs of nitrogen (NOXXXX) in the exhaust) in the exhaust) in the exhaust) in the exhaust
gas without substantial in crease in the hydrocarbon emissions. It can also burngas without substantial in crease in the hydrocarbon emissions. It can also burngas without substantial in crease in the hydrocarbon emissions. It can also burngas without substantial in crease in the hydrocarbon emissions. It can also burn
very lean mixtures within the normal constraints of engine smoothness andvery lean mixtures within the normal constraints of engine smoothness andvery lean mixtures within the normal constraints of engine smoothness andvery lean mixtures within the normal constraints of engine smoothness and
response. A faster burning chamber exhibits much less cyclic variaresponse. A faster burning chamber exhibits much less cyclic variaresponse. A faster burning chamber exhibits much less cyclic variaresponse. A faster burning chamber exhibits much less cyclic variations,tions,tions,tions,
permitting the normal combustion at part load to have greater dilution of thepermitting the normal combustion at part load to have greater dilution of thepermitting the normal combustion at part load to have greater dilution of thepermitting the normal combustion at part load to have greater dilution of the
charge.charge.charge.charge.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBUSTION CHAMBERSDIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBUSTION CHAMBERSDIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBUSTION CHAMBERSDIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBUSTION CHAMBERS
A few representative types of combustion chambers of which there are many moreA few representative types of combustion chambers of which there are many moreA few representative types of combustion chambers of which there are many moreA few representative types of combustion chambers of which there are many more
VariationsVariationsVariationsVariations are enumerated and discussed belare enumerated and discussed belare enumerated and discussed belare enumerated and discussed below:ow:ow:ow:
1. T1. T1. T1. T----head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.
2. L2. L2. L2. L----head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.
3. I3. I3. I3. I----head (or overhead valve) combustion chamber.head (or overhead valve) combustion chamber.head (or overhead valve) combustion chamber.head (or overhead valve) combustion chamber.
4. F4. F4. F4. F----head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.head combustion chamber.
It may be noted that these chambers are designed to obtain the objectives namely:It may be noted that these chambers are designed to obtain the objectives namely:It may be noted that these chambers are designed to obtain the objectives namely:It may be noted that these chambers are designed to obtain the objectives namely:
• A high combustion rate at th• A high combustion rate at th• A high combustion rate at th• A high combustion rate at the start.e start.e start.e start.
• A high surface• A high surface• A high surface• A high surface----totototo----volume ratio near the end of burning.volume ratio near the end of burning.volume ratio near the end of burning.volume ratio near the end of burning.
• A rather centrally located spark plug.• A rather centrally located spark plug.• A rather centrally located spark plug.• A rather centrally located spark plug.
T Head Type Combustion chambersT Head Type Combustion chambersT Head Type Combustion chambersT Head Type Combustion chambers
This was first introduced by FordThis was first introduced by FordThis was first introduced by FordThis was first introduced by Ford Motor CorporationMotor CorporationMotor CorporationMotor Corporation inininin 1908. This design has following1908. This design has following1908. This design has following1908. This design has following
disadvantages.disadvantages.disadvantages.disadvantages.
o Requires twoRequires twoRequires twoRequires two cam shafts (for actuatingcam shafts (for actuatingcam shafts (for actuatingcam shafts (for actuating
the inthe inthe inthe in----let valve and exhaust valvelet valve and exhaust valvelet valve and exhaust valvelet valve and exhaust valve
separately) by twoseparately) by twoseparately) by twoseparately) by two cams mounted on thecams mounted on thecams mounted on thecams mounted on the
two cam shafts.two cam shafts.two cam shafts.two cam shafts.
o Very prone to detonation. There wasVery prone to detonation. There wasVery prone to detonation. There wasVery prone to detonation. There was
violentviolentviolentviolent detonation even at a compressiondetonation even at a compressiondetonation even at a compressiondetonation even at a compression
ratio of 4ratio of 4ratio of 4ratio of 4. This is because the average. This is because the average. This is because the average. This is because the average
octane number in 1908octane number in 1908octane number in 1908octane number in 1908 was about 40was about 40was about 40was about 40 ----50.50.50.50.
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LLLL Head Type Combustion chambersHead Type Combustion chambersHead Type Combustion chambersHead Type Combustion chambers (VTU(VTU(VTU(VTU JAN 2007JAN 2007JAN 2007JAN 2007))))
It is a modification of the TIt is a modification of the TIt is a modification of the TIt is a modification of the T----head type of combustion chamber. It provides the two valueshead type of combustion chamber. It provides the two valueshead type of combustion chamber. It provides the two valueshead type of combustion chamber. It provides the two values
on the same side of the cylinder, and the valves are operated through tappet by a singleon the same side of the cylinder, and the valves are operated through tappet by a singleon the same side of the cylinder, and the valves are operated through tappet by a singleon the same side of the cylinder, and the valves are operated through tappet by a single
camshaft.camshaft.camshaft.camshaft. This was first introduced by Ford motoThis was first introduced by Ford motoThis was first introduced by Ford motoThis was first introduced by Ford motorrrr in 1910in 1910in 1910in 1910----30 and was quite popular for30 and was quite popular for30 and was quite popular for30 and was quite popular for
some time. This design has an advantage both from manufacturing and maintenancesome time. This design has an advantage both from manufacturing and maintenancesome time. This design has an advantage both from manufacturing and maintenancesome time. This design has an advantage both from manufacturing and maintenance
point of view.point of view.point of view.point of view.
Advantages:Advantages:Advantages:Advantages:
o Valve mechanismValve mechanismValve mechanismValve mechanism isisisis simple and easy to lubricate.simple and easy to lubricate.simple and easy to lubricate.simple and easy to lubricate.
o Detachable head easyDetachable head easyDetachable head easyDetachable head easy to remove for cleaning andto remove for cleaning andto remove for cleaning andto remove for cleaning and decarburizingdecarburizingdecarburizingdecarburizing withoutwithoutwithoutwithout
disturbing either the valve gear or main pipe work.disturbing either the valve gear or main pipe work.disturbing either the valve gear or main pipe work.disturbing either the valve gear or main pipe work.
o Valves of larger sizes can be provided.Valves of larger sizes can be provided.Valves of larger sizes can be provided.Valves of larger sizes can be provided.
Disadvantages:Disadvantages:Disadvantages:Disadvantages:
o Lack of turbulence as the air had to take two right angle turns to enter theLack of turbulence as the air had to take two right angle turns to enter theLack of turbulence as the air had to take two right angle turns to enter theLack of turbulence as the air had to take two right angle turns to enter the
cylinder and in doing scylinder and in doing scylinder and in doing scylinder and in doing so much initial velocity is lost.o much initial velocity is lost.o much initial velocity is lost.o much initial velocity is lost.
o Extremely prone to detonation due to large flame length and slow combustionExtremely prone to detonation due to large flame length and slow combustionExtremely prone to detonation due to large flame length and slow combustionExtremely prone to detonation due to large flame length and slow combustion
due to lack of turbulence.due to lack of turbulence.due to lack of turbulence.due to lack of turbulence.
o More surfaceMore surfaceMore surfaceMore surface----totototo----volume ratio and therefore more heat loss.volume ratio and therefore more heat loss.volume ratio and therefore more heat loss.volume ratio and therefore more heat loss.
o Extremely sensitive to ignition timing due to slow combustiExtremely sensitive to ignition timing due to slow combustiExtremely sensitive to ignition timing due to slow combustiExtremely sensitive to ignition timing due to slow combustion processon processon processon process
o Valve size restricted.Valve size restricted.Valve size restricted.Valve size restricted.
o Thermal failure in cylinder block also. In IThermal failure in cylinder block also. In IThermal failure in cylinder block also. In IThermal failure in cylinder block also. In I----headheadheadhead
engine the thermal failure is confined to cylinderengine the thermal failure is confined to cylinderengine the thermal failure is confined to cylinderengine the thermal failure is confined to cylinder
head onlyhead onlyhead onlyhead only
5. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
RICARDO’S TURBULENTRICARDO’S TURBULENTRICARDO’S TURBULENTRICARDO’S TURBULENT HEADHEADHEADHEAD–––– SIDE VALVE COMBUSTION CHAMBERSIDE VALVE COMBUSTION CHAMBERSIDE VALVE COMBUSTION CHAMBERSIDE VALVE COMBUSTION CHAMBER ( VTU July 0( VTU July 0( VTU July 0( VTU July 06)6)6)6)
Ricardo developed this heaRicardo developed this heaRicardo developed this heaRicardo developed this head in 1919. His main objective was to obtain fast flame speedd in 1919. His main objective was to obtain fast flame speedd in 1919. His main objective was to obtain fast flame speedd in 1919. His main objective was to obtain fast flame speed
and reduce knock in L design. In Ricardo’s design the main body of combustionand reduce knock in L design. In Ricardo’s design the main body of combustionand reduce knock in L design. In Ricardo’s design the main body of combustionand reduce knock in L design. In Ricardo’s design the main body of combustion
chamber was concentrated over the valves, leaving slightly restricted passagechamber was concentrated over the valves, leaving slightly restricted passagechamber was concentrated over the valves, leaving slightly restricted passagechamber was concentrated over the valves, leaving slightly restricted passage
communicating with cylinder.communicating with cylinder.communicating with cylinder.communicating with cylinder.
AdvantagesAdvantagesAdvantagesAdvantages::::
o Additional turbulence during compression strokeAdditional turbulence during compression strokeAdditional turbulence during compression strokeAdditional turbulence during compression stroke
is possible as gases are forced back through theis possible as gases are forced back through theis possible as gases are forced back through theis possible as gases are forced back through the
passagepassagepassagepassage....
o By varying throat area of passage designedBy varying throat area of passage designedBy varying throat area of passage designedBy varying throat area of passage designed
degree of additional turbulence is possible.degree of additional turbulence is possible.degree of additional turbulence is possible.degree of additional turbulence is possible.
o This design ensures a more homogeneousThis design ensures a more homogeneousThis design ensures a more homogeneousThis design ensures a more homogeneous
mixture by scoring awmixture by scoring awmixture by scoring awmixture by scoring away the layer of stagnant gas clinging to chamber wall. Bothay the layer of stagnant gas clinging to chamber wall. Bothay the layer of stagnant gas clinging to chamber wall. Bothay the layer of stagnant gas clinging to chamber wall. Both
the above factors increase the flame speed and thus the performance.the above factors increase the flame speed and thus the performance.the above factors increase the flame speed and thus the performance.the above factors increase the flame speed and thus the performance.
o Deign make engine relatively insensitive to timing of spark due to fastDeign make engine relatively insensitive to timing of spark due to fastDeign make engine relatively insensitive to timing of spark due to fastDeign make engine relatively insensitive to timing of spark due to fast
combustioncombustioncombustioncombustion
o Higher engine speed is possible due to increHigher engine speed is possible due to increHigher engine speed is possible due to increHigher engine speed is possible due to increased turbulenceased turbulenceased turbulenceased turbulence
o Ricardo’s design reduced the tendency to knock by shortening length of effectiveRicardo’s design reduced the tendency to knock by shortening length of effectiveRicardo’s design reduced the tendency to knock by shortening length of effectiveRicardo’s design reduced the tendency to knock by shortening length of effective
flame travel by bringing that portion of head which lay over the further side offlame travel by bringing that portion of head which lay over the further side offlame travel by bringing that portion of head which lay over the further side offlame travel by bringing that portion of head which lay over the further side of
piston into as close a contact as possible with piston crown.piston into as close a contact as possible with piston crown.piston into as close a contact as possible with piston crown.piston into as close a contact as possible with piston crown.
o This design reduThis design reduThis design reduThis design reduces length of flame travel by placing the spark plug in the centreces length of flame travel by placing the spark plug in the centreces length of flame travel by placing the spark plug in the centreces length of flame travel by placing the spark plug in the centre
of effective combustion space.of effective combustion space.of effective combustion space.of effective combustion space.
Disadvantages :Disadvantages :Disadvantages :Disadvantages :
o With compression ratio of 6, normal speed of burning increases and turbulentWith compression ratio of 6, normal speed of burning increases and turbulentWith compression ratio of 6, normal speed of burning increases and turbulentWith compression ratio of 6, normal speed of burning increases and turbulent
head tends to become over turbulent and rate of pressure rise bechead tends to become over turbulent and rate of pressure rise bechead tends to become over turbulent and rate of pressure rise bechead tends to become over turbulent and rate of pressure rise becomes too rapidomes too rapidomes too rapidomes too rapid
leads to rough running and high heat losses.leads to rough running and high heat losses.leads to rough running and high heat losses.leads to rough running and high heat losses.
o To overcome the above problem, Ricardo decreased the areas of passage at theTo overcome the above problem, Ricardo decreased the areas of passage at theTo overcome the above problem, Ricardo decreased the areas of passage at theTo overcome the above problem, Ricardo decreased the areas of passage at the
expense of reducing the clearance volume and restricting the size of valves. Thisexpense of reducing the clearance volume and restricting the size of valves. Thisexpense of reducing the clearance volume and restricting the size of valves. Thisexpense of reducing the clearance volume and restricting the size of valves. This
reduced breathing capacity of engine,reduced breathing capacity of engine,reduced breathing capacity of engine,reduced breathing capacity of engine, therefore these types of chambers are nottherefore these types of chambers are nottherefore these types of chambers are nottherefore these types of chambers are not
suitable for engine with high compression ratio.suitable for engine with high compression ratio.suitable for engine with high compression ratio.suitable for engine with high compression ratio.
6. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
Over head valve or I head combustion chamberOver head valve or I head combustion chamberOver head valve or I head combustion chamberOver head valve or I head combustion chamber ( VTU JULY( VTU JULY( VTU JULY( VTU JULY 2007200720072007/ August 2005/ August 2005/ August 2005/ August 2005))))
The disappearance of the side valve or LThe disappearance of the side valve or LThe disappearance of the side valve or LThe disappearance of the side valve or L----head design was inevitable at highhead design was inevitable at highhead design was inevitable at highhead design was inevitable at high
compressiocompressiocompressiocompression ratio of 8 : 1 because of the lack of space in the combustion chamber ton ratio of 8 : 1 because of the lack of space in the combustion chamber ton ratio of 8 : 1 because of the lack of space in the combustion chamber ton ratio of 8 : 1 because of the lack of space in the combustion chamber to
accommodate the valves. Diesel engines, with high compression ratios, invariably usedaccommodate the valves. Diesel engines, with high compression ratios, invariably usedaccommodate the valves. Diesel engines, with high compression ratios, invariably usedaccommodate the valves. Diesel engines, with high compression ratios, invariably used
overhead valve design.overhead valve design.overhead valve design.overhead valve design.
Since 1950 or so mostly overhead valve combustionSince 1950 or so mostly overhead valve combustionSince 1950 or so mostly overhead valve combustionSince 1950 or so mostly overhead valve combustion
chambers are used.chambers are used.chambers are used.chambers are used. TTTThis type of combustion chamber hashis type of combustion chamber hashis type of combustion chamber hashis type of combustion chamber has
both the inlet valve and theboth the inlet valve and theboth the inlet valve and theboth the inlet valve and the exhaust valve located in theexhaust valve located in theexhaust valve located in theexhaust valve located in the
cylinder head. An overhead engine is superior to side valvecylinder head. An overhead engine is superior to side valvecylinder head. An overhead engine is superior to side valvecylinder head. An overhead engine is superior to side valve
engine at high compression ratios.engine at high compression ratios.engine at high compression ratios.engine at high compression ratios.
The overhead valve engine is superior to side valve or LThe overhead valve engine is superior to side valve or LThe overhead valve engine is superior to side valve or LThe overhead valve engine is superior to side valve or L----
head enginhead enginhead enginhead engine at high compression ratios, for the followinge at high compression ratios, for the followinge at high compression ratios, for the followinge at high compression ratios, for the following
reasons:reasons:reasons:reasons:
o Lower pumping losses and higher volumetricLower pumping losses and higher volumetricLower pumping losses and higher volumetricLower pumping losses and higher volumetric
efficiency from better breathing of the engine fromefficiency from better breathing of the engine fromefficiency from better breathing of the engine fromefficiency from better breathing of the engine from
larger valves or valve lifts and more direct passageways.larger valves or valve lifts and more direct passageways.larger valves or valve lifts and more direct passageways.larger valves or valve lifts and more direct passageways.
o Less distance for the flame to travel and therLess distance for the flame to travel and therLess distance for the flame to travel and therLess distance for the flame to travel and therefore greater freedom from knock,efore greater freedom from knock,efore greater freedom from knock,efore greater freedom from knock,
or in other words, lower octane requirements.or in other words, lower octane requirements.or in other words, lower octane requirements.or in other words, lower octane requirements.
o Less force on the head bolts and therefore less possibility of leakage (ofLess force on the head bolts and therefore less possibility of leakage (ofLess force on the head bolts and therefore less possibility of leakage (ofLess force on the head bolts and therefore less possibility of leakage (of
compression gases or jacket water). The projected area of acompression gases or jacket water). The projected area of acompression gases or jacket water). The projected area of acompression gases or jacket water). The projected area of a side valveside valveside valveside valve
combustion chamber is inevitacombustion chamber is inevitacombustion chamber is inevitacombustion chamber is inevitably greater than that of an overhead valvebly greater than that of an overhead valvebly greater than that of an overhead valvebly greater than that of an overhead valve
chamber.chamber.chamber.chamber.
o Removal of the hot exhaust valve from the block to the head, thus confining heatRemoval of the hot exhaust valve from the block to the head, thus confining heatRemoval of the hot exhaust valve from the block to the head, thus confining heatRemoval of the hot exhaust valve from the block to the head, thus confining heat
failures to the head. Absence of exhaust valve from block also results in morefailures to the head. Absence of exhaust valve from block also results in morefailures to the head. Absence of exhaust valve from block also results in morefailures to the head. Absence of exhaust valve from block also results in more
uniform cooling of cylinder and piston.uniform cooling of cylinder and piston.uniform cooling of cylinder and piston.uniform cooling of cylinder and piston.
o LoLoLoLower surfacewer surfacewer surfacewer surface----volume ratio and, therefore, less heat loss and less air pollution.volume ratio and, therefore, less heat loss and less air pollution.volume ratio and, therefore, less heat loss and less air pollution.volume ratio and, therefore, less heat loss and less air pollution.
o Easier to cast and hence lower casting cost.Easier to cast and hence lower casting cost.Easier to cast and hence lower casting cost.Easier to cast and hence lower casting cost.
7. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
Two important designs of overhead valve combustion chambersTwo important designs of overhead valve combustion chambersTwo important designs of overhead valve combustion chambersTwo important designs of overhead valve combustion chambers are used .are used .are used .are used .
Bath Tub Combustion Chamber.Bath Tub Combustion Chamber.Bath Tub Combustion Chamber.Bath Tub Combustion Chamber. This is simple and mechanThis is simple and mechanThis is simple and mechanThis is simple and mechanicallyicallyicallyically convenientconvenientconvenientconvenient form. Thisform. Thisform. Thisform. This
consists of an oval shaped chamber with both valves mounted vertically overhead andconsists of an oval shaped chamber with both valves mounted vertically overhead andconsists of an oval shaped chamber with both valves mounted vertically overhead andconsists of an oval shaped chamber with both valves mounted vertically overhead and
with the spark plug at the side.with the spark plug at the side.with the spark plug at the side.with the spark plug at the side. The main drawThe main drawThe main drawThe main draw
back of this design is bothback of this design is bothback of this design is bothback of this design is both valvesvalvesvalvesvalves are placedare placedare placedare placed in ain ain ain a
singsingsingsingle row along the cylinder block. This limle row along the cylinder block. This limle row along the cylinder block. This limle row along the cylinder block. This limits theits theits theits the
breathing capacity of engine, unless the overallbreathing capacity of engine, unless the overallbreathing capacity of engine, unless the overallbreathing capacity of engine, unless the overall
length is increased.length is increased.length is increased.length is increased. However, modern engineHowever, modern engineHowever, modern engineHowever, modern engine
manufactures overcome this problem by usingmanufactures overcome this problem by usingmanufactures overcome this problem by usingmanufactures overcome this problem by using
unity ratio for stroke and bore size.unity ratio for stroke and bore size.unity ratio for stroke and bore size.unity ratio for stroke and bore size.
Wedge TypeWedge TypeWedge TypeWedge Type Combustion Chamber.Combustion Chamber.Combustion Chamber.Combustion Chamber. In thisIn thisIn thisIn this
design slightly inclined valvedesign slightly inclined valvedesign slightly inclined valvedesign slightly inclined valves are used. This design also has given very satisfactorys are used. This design also has given very satisfactorys are used. This design also has given very satisfactorys are used. This design also has given very satisfactory
performance. A modern wedge type design can be seen in for Plymouth Vperformance. A modern wedge type design can be seen in for Plymouth Vperformance. A modern wedge type design can be seen in for Plymouth Vperformance. A modern wedge type design can be seen in for Plymouth V----8 engine. It8 engine. It8 engine. It8 engine. It
has a stoke of 99 mm and bore of 84mm with compression ratio 9:1has a stoke of 99 mm and bore of 84mm with compression ratio 9:1has a stoke of 99 mm and bore of 84mm with compression ratio 9:1has a stoke of 99 mm and bore of 84mm with compression ratio 9:1
FFFF---- HeadHeadHeadHead combustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chamber ( VTU J( VTU J( VTU J( VTU JULY 2007ULY 2007ULY 2007ULY 2007/ July/ July/ July/ July 2005)2005)2005)2005)
In such a combustion chamber one valve is in head and other in the block. This designIn such a combustion chamber one valve is in head and other in the block. This designIn such a combustion chamber one valve is in head and other in the block. This designIn such a combustion chamber one valve is in head and other in the block. This design
is a compromise between Lis a compromise between Lis a compromise between Lis a compromise between L----head and Ihead and Ihead and Ihead and I----head combustion chambers. One of the most Fhead combustion chambers. One of the most Fhead combustion chambers. One of the most Fhead combustion chambers. One of the most F----
head engines (wedge type) is the one used by the Roverhead engines (wedge type) is the one used by the Roverhead engines (wedge type) is the one used by the Roverhead engines (wedge type) is the one used by the Rover CompanyCompanyCompanyCompany forforforfor several years.several years.several years.several years.
Another successful design of this type of chamber is that used in WillAnother successful design of this type of chamber is that used in WillAnother successful design of this type of chamber is that used in WillAnother successful design of this type of chamber is that used in Willeeeeysysysys jeepjeepjeepjeepssss
8. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
Its advantages areIts advantages areIts advantages areIts advantages are ::::
o High volumetric efficiencyHigh volumetric efficiencyHigh volumetric efficiencyHigh volumetric efficiency
o Maximum compression ratio for fuel of given octaneMaximum compression ratio for fuel of given octaneMaximum compression ratio for fuel of given octaneMaximum compression ratio for fuel of given octane ratingratingratingrating
o High thermal efficiencyHigh thermal efficiencyHigh thermal efficiencyHigh thermal efficiency
o It can operate on leaner airIt can operate on leaner airIt can operate on leaner airIt can operate on leaner air----fuel ratios without misfiring.fuel ratios without misfiring.fuel ratios without misfiring.fuel ratios without misfiring.
The drawbackThe drawbackThe drawbackThe drawback
TTTThis design is the complex mechanism fohis design is the complex mechanism fohis design is the complex mechanism fohis design is the complex mechanism for operation of valves and expenr operation of valves and expenr operation of valves and expenr operation of valves and expensivesivesivesive
special shaped piston.special shaped piston.special shaped piston.special shaped piston.
FFFF---- head used by Rover Companyhead used by Rover Companyhead used by Rover Companyhead used by Rover Company FFFF –––– head used in Willeys jeep.head used in Willeys jeep.head used in Willeys jeep.head used in Willeys jeep.
Divided CDivided CDivided CDivided Combustion Combustion Combustion Combustion Chamberhamberhamberhamber ( VTU( VTU( VTU( VTU July 2006)July 2006)July 2006)July 2006)
In this type of chambers usually with about 80In this type of chambers usually with about 80In this type of chambers usually with about 80In this type of chambers usually with about 80
percent of the clearance volume in the mainpercent of the clearance volume in the mainpercent of the clearance volume in the mainpercent of the clearance volume in the main
chamber above the piston and about 20 percent ofchamber above the piston and about 20 percent ofchamber above the piston and about 20 percent ofchamber above the piston and about 20 percent of
the volume as a secondary chamber. Mainthe volume as a secondary chamber. Mainthe volume as a secondary chamber. Mainthe volume as a secondary chamber. Main
chamber is connected to secondary chamchamber is connected to secondary chamchamber is connected to secondary chamchamber is connected to secondary chamberberberber
through a small orifice Combustion is started inthrough a small orifice Combustion is started inthrough a small orifice Combustion is started inthrough a small orifice Combustion is started in
the small secondary chamber. As the gases inthe small secondary chamber. As the gases inthe small secondary chamber. As the gases inthe small secondary chamber. As the gases in
secondary chambers are consumed bysecondary chambers are consumed bysecondary chambers are consumed bysecondary chambers are consumed by
combustion, pressure rises and flaming gascombustion, pressure rises and flaming gascombustion, pressure rises and flaming gascombustion, pressure rises and flaming gas
expands back through orifice and act as torchexpands back through orifice and act as torchexpands back through orifice and act as torchexpands back through orifice and act as torch
ignition for main chamber.ignition for main chamber.ignition for main chamber.ignition for main chamber.
9. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
SSSSecondecondecondecondary chamber has high swirl and designed to handle rich mixture. The richary chamber has high swirl and designed to handle rich mixture. The richary chamber has high swirl and designed to handle rich mixture. The richary chamber has high swirl and designed to handle rich mixture. The rich
mixture with very high swirl in secondary chamber will ignite readily and burn verymixture with very high swirl in secondary chamber will ignite readily and burn verymixture with very high swirl in secondary chamber will ignite readily and burn verymixture with very high swirl in secondary chamber will ignite readily and burn very
quickly.quickly.quickly.quickly. The flameThe flameThe flameThe flame gas expands through orifice and ignitesgas expands through orifice and ignitesgas expands through orifice and ignitesgas expands through orifice and ignites the lean mixture in the mainthe lean mixture in the mainthe lean mixture in the mainthe lean mixture in the main
chamber. Thchamber. Thchamber. Thchamber. The net result is an engine that has good ignition and combustion and yete net result is an engine that has good ignition and combustion and yete net result is an engine that has good ignition and combustion and yete net result is an engine that has good ignition and combustion and yet
operates mostly lean to give good fuel economy.operates mostly lean to give good fuel economy.operates mostly lean to give good fuel economy.operates mostly lean to give good fuel economy.
COMBUSTION CHAMBERS- CI Engines
Primary Considerations in the DesignPrimary Considerations in the DesignPrimary Considerations in the DesignPrimary Considerations in the Design of Combustion Chambers for C.Iof Combustion Chambers for C.Iof Combustion Chambers for C.Iof Combustion Chambers for C.I EnginesEnginesEnginesEngines
In C engines fuel is injeIn C engines fuel is injeIn C engines fuel is injeIn C engines fuel is injected into the combustion chamber at about 15°C before T.D.C.cted into the combustion chamber at about 15°C before T.D.C.cted into the combustion chamber at about 15°C before T.D.C.cted into the combustion chamber at about 15°C before T.D.C.
during the compression stroke. For the best efficiency the combustion must completeduring the compression stroke. For the best efficiency the combustion must completeduring the compression stroke. For the best efficiency the combustion must completeduring the compression stroke. For the best efficiency the combustion must complete
within 15° to 20° of crank rotation after T.D.C. in the working stroke. Thus it is clewithin 15° to 20° of crank rotation after T.D.C. in the working stroke. Thus it is clewithin 15° to 20° of crank rotation after T.D.C. in the working stroke. Thus it is clewithin 15° to 20° of crank rotation after T.D.C. in the working stroke. Thus it is clear thatar thatar thatar that
injection and cominjection and cominjection and cominjection and combusbusbusbustion both must complete in the short time. For best combustiontion both must complete in the short time. For best combustiontion both must complete in the short time. For best combustiontion both must complete in the short time. For best combustion
mixing should be completed in the short time.mixing should be completed in the short time.mixing should be completed in the short time.mixing should be completed in the short time.
• In S.I• In S.I• In S.I• In S.I engine mixing takes place inengine mixing takes place inengine mixing takes place inengine mixing takes place in carburetorcarburetorcarburetorcarburetor;;;; however in C.Ihowever in C.Ihowever in C.Ihowever in C.I engines this has to beengines this has to beengines this has to beengines this has to be
done in the combustion chamber. To achieve this requiremdone in the combustion chamber. To achieve this requiremdone in the combustion chamber. To achieve this requiremdone in the combustion chamber. To achieve this requirement in a short period is anent in a short period is anent in a short period is anent in a short period is an
extremely difficult job particularly in high speed Cl. engines.extremely difficult job particularly in high speed Cl. engines.extremely difficult job particularly in high speed Cl. engines.extremely difficult job particularly in high speed Cl. engines.
• From combustion phenomenon of C.I. engines it is evident that fuel• From combustion phenomenon of C.I. engines it is evident that fuel• From combustion phenomenon of C.I. engines it is evident that fuel• From combustion phenomenon of C.I. engines it is evident that fuel----air contact mustair contact mustair contact mustair contact must
bebebebe limited during the delay period in order to limit, the rate of pressure rislimited during the delay period in order to limit, the rate of pressure rislimited during the delay period in order to limit, the rate of pressure rislimited during the delay period in order to limit, the rate of pressure rise in thee in thee in thee in the secondsecondsecondsecond
stage of combustion. This result can be obtstage of combustion. This result can be obtstage of combustion. This result can be obtstage of combustion. This result can be obtained by shortening the delay tained by shortening the delay tained by shortening the delay tained by shortening the delay to achieveo achieveo achieveo achieve
high efficiency and power the combustion must be completed when piston is nearer tohigh efficiency and power the combustion must be completed when piston is nearer tohigh efficiency and power the combustion must be completed when piston is nearer tohigh efficiency and power the combustion must be completed when piston is nearer to
T.D.C., it is necessary to have rapid mixing of fuel and air dun the thiT.D.C., it is necessary to have rapid mixing of fuel and air dun the thiT.D.C., it is necessary to have rapid mixing of fuel and air dun the thiT.D.C., it is necessary to have rapid mixing of fuel and air dun the third stage ofrd stage ofrd stage ofrd stage of
combustion.combustion.combustion.combustion.
• The design of combustion chamber for C.I. engines must also take consideration• The design of combustion chamber for C.I. engines must also take consideration• The design of combustion chamber for C.I. engines must also take consideration• The design of combustion chamber for C.I. engines must also take consideration ofofofof
injection system and nozzles to be used.injection system and nozzles to be used.injection system and nozzles to be used.injection system and nozzles to be used.
The considerations can be summarized as follows:The considerations can be summarized as follows:The considerations can be summarized as follows:The considerations can be summarized as follows:
1. High thermal efficiency.1. High thermal efficiency.1. High thermal efficiency.1. High thermal efficiency.
2. Ability to use less expen2. Ability to use less expen2. Ability to use less expen2. Ability to use less expensive fuel (multisive fuel (multisive fuel (multisive fuel (multi----fuel).fuel).fuel).fuel).
3. Ease of starting.3. Ease of starting.3. Ease of starting.3. Ease of starting.
4. Ability to handle variations in speed.4. Ability to handle variations in speed.4. Ability to handle variations in speed.4. Ability to handle variations in speed.
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Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
5. Smoothness of operation i.e. avoidance of diesel knock and noise.5. Smoothness of operation i.e. avoidance of diesel knock and noise.5. Smoothness of operation i.e. avoidance of diesel knock and noise.5. Smoothness of operation i.e. avoidance of diesel knock and noise.
6. Low exhaust emission.6. Low exhaust emission.6. Low exhaust emission.6. Low exhaust emission.
7. Nozzle design.7. Nozzle design.7. Nozzle design.7. Nozzle design.
8. High volumetric efficiency.8. High volumetric efficiency.8. High volumetric efficiency.8. High volumetric efficiency.
9. High brake9. High brake9. High brake9. High brake MeanMeanMeanMean effectieffectieffectieffective pressure.ve pressure.ve pressure.ve pressure.
Role of air swirl in Diesel engine ( July 2005)Role of air swirl in Diesel engine ( July 2005)Role of air swirl in Diesel engine ( July 2005)Role of air swirl in Diesel engine ( July 2005)
Most important functionMost important functionMost important functionMost important function of CIof CIof CIof CI engine combustionengine combustionengine combustionengine combustion chamberchamberchamberchamber is to provide proper mixing ofis to provide proper mixing ofis to provide proper mixing ofis to provide proper mixing of
fuel and air in short possible time. For this purpose an organized air movement calledfuel and air in short possible time. For this purpose an organized air movement calledfuel and air in short possible time. For this purpose an organized air movement calledfuel and air in short possible time. For this purpose an organized air movement called
air swirl is to be pair swirl is to be pair swirl is to be pair swirl is to be produced to produce high relative velocity between the fuel dropletsroduced to produce high relative velocity between the fuel dropletsroduced to produce high relative velocity between the fuel dropletsroduced to produce high relative velocity between the fuel droplets
and air.and air.and air.and air.
There are three basic methods of generating swirl in CI engine Combustion ChThere are three basic methods of generating swirl in CI engine Combustion ChThere are three basic methods of generating swirl in CI engine Combustion ChThere are three basic methods of generating swirl in CI engine Combustion Chaaaamber.mber.mber.mber.
By directing the flow of air during its entry to the cylinder known asBy directing the flow of air during its entry to the cylinder known asBy directing the flow of air during its entry to the cylinder known asBy directing the flow of air during its entry to the cylinder known as Induction swirl.Induction swirl.Induction swirl.Induction swirl.
This meThis meThis meThis method is used inthod is used inthod is used inthod is used in open combustion chamberopen combustion chamberopen combustion chamberopen combustion chamber....
By forcing air through a tangential passage into a separate swirl chamber duringBy forcing air through a tangential passage into a separate swirl chamber duringBy forcing air through a tangential passage into a separate swirl chamber duringBy forcing air through a tangential passage into a separate swirl chamber during
the compression stroke, known asthe compression stroke, known asthe compression stroke, known asthe compression stroke, known as Combustion swirl.Combustion swirl.Combustion swirl.Combustion swirl. This is used inThis is used inThis is used inThis is used in swirlswirlswirlswirl
chamber.chamber.chamber.chamber.
By use of initial pressure rise due to partial combuBy use of initial pressure rise due to partial combuBy use of initial pressure rise due to partial combuBy use of initial pressure rise due to partial combustion to create swirl andstion to create swirl andstion to create swirl andstion to create swirl and
turbulence, known asturbulence, known asturbulence, known asturbulence, known as combustion induced swirlcombustion induced swirlcombustion induced swirlcombustion induced swirl. This method is used in. This method is used in. This method is used in. This method is used in prepreprepre----
combustion chamber and air cell chambers.combustion chamber and air cell chambers.combustion chamber and air cell chambers.combustion chamber and air cell chambers.
INDUCTION SWIRLINDUCTION SWIRLINDUCTION SWIRLINDUCTION SWIRL ( July 2006)( July 2006)( July 2006)( July 2006)
Swirl refers to a rotational flow within the cylinder about its axes.Swirl refers to a rotational flow within the cylinder about its axes.Swirl refers to a rotational flow within the cylinder about its axes.Swirl refers to a rotational flow within the cylinder about its axes.
In a four stIn a four stIn a four stIn a four strokrokrokrokeeee engine induction swirl can be obtained either by careful formation of airengine induction swirl can be obtained either by careful formation of airengine induction swirl can be obtained either by careful formation of airengine induction swirl can be obtained either by careful formation of air
intake passages or masking or shrouding a portion of circumference of inlet valve. Theintake passages or masking or shrouding a portion of circumference of inlet valve. Theintake passages or masking or shrouding a portion of circumference of inlet valve. Theintake passages or masking or shrouding a portion of circumference of inlet valve. The
angle of mask is from 90° to 140° of theangle of mask is from 90° to 140° of theangle of mask is from 90° to 140° of theangle of mask is from 90° to 140° of the circumference. Incircumference. Incircumference. Incircumference. In two stroke engine, inductiontwo stroke engine, inductiontwo stroke engine, inductiontwo stroke engine, induction
swswswswirl is created by suitable inlet port forms.irl is created by suitable inlet port forms.irl is created by suitable inlet port forms.irl is created by suitable inlet port forms. Induction swirl can be generated usingInduction swirl can be generated usingInduction swirl can be generated usingInduction swirl can be generated using
following methods.following methods.following methods.following methods.
Swirl is generated by constructing the intake system toSwirl is generated by constructing the intake system toSwirl is generated by constructing the intake system toSwirl is generated by constructing the intake system to
give a tangential component to intake flow as it entersgive a tangential component to intake flow as it entersgive a tangential component to intake flow as it entersgive a tangential component to intake flow as it enters
the cylinder. This is done by shaping andthe cylinder. This is done by shaping andthe cylinder. This is done by shaping andthe cylinder. This is done by shaping and contouringcontouringcontouringcontouring
the intake manifold,the intake manifold,the intake manifold,the intake manifold,
11. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
Swirl can be generated by masking one side of theSwirl can be generated by masking one side of theSwirl can be generated by masking one side of theSwirl can be generated by masking one side of the
inlet valve so that air is admitted only around a part ofinlet valve so that air is admitted only around a part ofinlet valve so that air is admitted only around a part ofinlet valve so that air is admitted only around a part of
the periphery of the valve and in the desired direction.the periphery of the valve and in the desired direction.the periphery of the valve and in the desired direction.the periphery of the valve and in the desired direction.
Swirl can also be generated by casting a lip over oneSwirl can also be generated by casting a lip over oneSwirl can also be generated by casting a lip over oneSwirl can also be generated by casting a lip over one
side of the inlet valve.side of the inlet valve.side of the inlet valve.side of the inlet valve.
Swirl generated bySwirl generated bySwirl generated bySwirl generated by inductioninductioninductioninduction isisisis very weak.very weak.very weak.very weak. ThusThusThusThus singlesinglesinglesingle
orifice injection cannot provide the desired air fuel mixing.orifice injection cannot provide the desired air fuel mixing.orifice injection cannot provide the desired air fuel mixing.orifice injection cannot provide the desired air fuel mixing.
Therefore, withTherefore, withTherefore, withTherefore, with Induction swirl,Induction swirl,Induction swirl,Induction swirl, itititit is advisable to useis advisable to useis advisable to useis advisable to use aaaa
multiplemultiplemultiplemultiple----orifice injector.orifice injector.orifice injector.orifice injector.
AdvantagesAdvantagesAdvantagesAdvantages of Induction swof Induction swof Induction swof Induction swirl.irl.irl.irl.
o Easier starting (due to low intensity of swirl).Easier starting (due to low intensity of swirl).Easier starting (due to low intensity of swirl).Easier starting (due to low intensity of swirl).
o High excess air (low temperature), lowHigh excess air (low temperature), lowHigh excess air (low temperature), lowHigh excess air (low temperature), low
turbulence (less heat loss), therefore indicatedturbulence (less heat loss), therefore indicatedturbulence (less heat loss), therefore indicatedturbulence (less heat loss), therefore indicated
thermal efficiency is high.thermal efficiency is high.thermal efficiency is high.thermal efficiency is high.
o Production of swirl requires no additional work.Production of swirl requires no additional work.Production of swirl requires no additional work.Production of swirl requires no additional work.
o Used with low speeds, therefore low qUsed with low speeds, therefore low qUsed with low speeds, therefore low qUsed with low speeds, therefore low quality ofuality ofuality ofuality of
fuel can be used.fuel can be used.fuel can be used.fuel can be used.
DisadvantagesDisadvantagesDisadvantagesDisadvantages of induction swirl:of induction swirl:of induction swirl:of induction swirl:
o Shrouded valves, smaller valves, low volumetric efficiency.Shrouded valves, smaller valves, low volumetric efficiency.Shrouded valves, smaller valves, low volumetric efficiency.Shrouded valves, smaller valves, low volumetric efficiency.
o Weak swirl, low aiWeak swirl, low aiWeak swirl, low aiWeak swirl, low air utilisation (60%), lower M.E.Pr utilisation (60%), lower M.E.Pr utilisation (60%), lower M.E.Pr utilisation (60%), lower M.E.P. and large size (costly) engine.. and large size (costly) engine.. and large size (costly) engine.. and large size (costly) engine.
o Weak swirl, multiWeak swirl, multiWeak swirl, multiWeak swirl, multi----orifice nozzle, high inductionorifice nozzle, high inductionorifice nozzle, high inductionorifice nozzle, high induction pressurpressurpressurpressure; clogging of holes, highe; clogging of holes, highe; clogging of holes, highe; clogging of holes, high
mainmainmainmaintenance.tenance.tenance.tenance.
o Swirl not proportional to speed; efficiency not maintained at variable speedSwirl not proportional to speed; efficiency not maintained at variable speedSwirl not proportional to speed; efficiency not maintained at variable speedSwirl not proportional to speed; efficiency not maintained at variable speed
engine.engine.engine.engine.
o Influence minimum quantity of fuel. Complication at high loads and idling.Influence minimum quantity of fuel. Complication at high loads and idling.Influence minimum quantity of fuel. Complication at high loads and idling.Influence minimum quantity of fuel. Complication at high loads and idling.
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Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
COMPRESSION SWIRLCOMPRESSION SWIRLCOMPRESSION SWIRLCOMPRESSION SWIRL ( July 2006)( July 2006)( July 2006)( July 2006)
CompressionCompressionCompressionCompression swirl is generated using swirlswirl is generated using swirlswirl is generated using swirlswirl is generated using swirl
chamber. A swirl chamber is a dividedchamber. A swirl chamber is a dividedchamber. A swirl chamber is a dividedchamber. A swirl chamber is a divided
chamber. A divided combustion chamberchamber. A divided combustion chamberchamber. A divided combustion chamberchamber. A divided combustion chamber
is defined as one in which the combustionis defined as one in which the combustionis defined as one in which the combustionis defined as one in which the combustion
space is dividedspace is dividedspace is dividedspace is divided intointointointo two or moretwo or moretwo or moretwo or more
compartments. Pressure differencecompartments. Pressure differencecompartments. Pressure differencecompartments. Pressure difference
betweenbetweenbetweenbetween these chambers is created bythese chambers is created bythese chambers is created bythese chambers is created by
rrrrestrictions or throats.estrictions or throats.estrictions or throats.estrictions or throats. Very strong swirl canVery strong swirl canVery strong swirl canVery strong swirl can
be generated using compression swirl.be generated using compression swirl.be generated using compression swirl.be generated using compression swirl.
Advantage of compression swirl:Advantage of compression swirl:Advantage of compression swirl:Advantage of compression swirl:
Large valves, high volumetric efficiency.Large valves, high volumetric efficiency.Large valves, high volumetric efficiency.Large valves, high volumetric efficiency.
Single injector, pintle type (self cleaning), less maintenance.Single injector, pintle type (self cleaning), less maintenance.Single injector, pintle type (self cleaning), less maintenance.Single injector, pintle type (self cleaning), less maintenance.
Smooth engine operation.Smooth engine operation.Smooth engine operation.Smooth engine operation.
Greater aGreater aGreater aGreater air utilization due to strong swirl. Smaller (cheaper) engine.ir utilization due to strong swirl. Smaller (cheaper) engine.ir utilization due to strong swirl. Smaller (cheaper) engine.ir utilization due to strong swirl. Smaller (cheaper) engine.
Swirl proportional to speed, suitable for variable speed operation.Swirl proportional to speed, suitable for variable speed operation.Swirl proportional to speed, suitable for variable speed operation.Swirl proportional to speed, suitable for variable speed operation.
DisaDisaDisaDisadvantage of compression swirl:dvantage of compression swirl:dvantage of compression swirl:dvantage of compression swirl:
Cold starting trouble due to high loss du to strong swirl, mechanical efficiency ICold starting trouble due to high loss du to strong swirl, mechanical efficiency ICold starting trouble due to high loss du to strong swirl, mechanical efficiency ICold starting trouble due to high loss du to strong swirl, mechanical efficiency I
Less excLess excLess excLess excess air ; lower indicated efficiency; 5 to 8% more fuel consumption;ess air ; lower indicated efficiency; 5 to 8% more fuel consumption;ess air ; lower indicated efficiency; 5 to 8% more fuel consumption;ess air ; lower indicated efficiency; 5 to 8% more fuel consumption;
decredecredecredecreasedasedasedased exhaust valve lifeexhaust valve lifeexhaust valve lifeexhaust valve life
Cylinder more expensive in construction.Cylinder more expensive in construction.Cylinder more expensive in construction.Cylinder more expensive in construction.
Work absorbed in producing swirl, mechanical efficiency lower.Work absorbed in producing swirl, mechanical efficiency lower.Work absorbed in producing swirl, mechanical efficiency lower.Work absorbed in producing swirl, mechanical efficiency lower.
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Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
COMBUSTIONCOMBUSTIONCOMBUSTIONCOMBUSTION INDUCTIONINDUCTIONINDUCTIONINDUCTION SWIRL ( July 2006)SWIRL ( July 2006)SWIRL ( July 2006)SWIRL ( July 2006)
This isThis isThis isThis is created due to partial combustion, therefore known as combustion induced swirl.created due to partial combustion, therefore known as combustion induced swirl.created due to partial combustion, therefore known as combustion induced swirl.created due to partial combustion, therefore known as combustion induced swirl.
This method is used only in preThis method is used only in preThis method is used only in preThis method is used only in pre----combustion chamber. In this method, upwardcombustion chamber. In this method, upwardcombustion chamber. In this method, upwardcombustion chamber. In this method, upward
movement of piston during compression forces the air tangentially and fuel is injected inmovement of piston during compression forces the air tangentially and fuel is injected inmovement of piston during compression forces the air tangentially and fuel is injected inmovement of piston during compression forces the air tangentially and fuel is injected in
prepreprepre----combuscombuscombuscombustion ,tion ,tion ,tion , whenwhenwhenwhen the combustion of the accumulated fuel during delay periodsthe combustion of the accumulated fuel during delay periodsthe combustion of the accumulated fuel during delay periodsthe combustion of the accumulated fuel during delay periods
burns rapidly in preburns rapidly in preburns rapidly in preburns rapidly in pre----combustion chamber as A:F mixture is rich and forces the gases atcombustion chamber as A:F mixture is rich and forces the gases atcombustion chamber as A:F mixture is rich and forces the gases atcombustion chamber as A:F mixture is rich and forces the gases at
a very high velocity in the main combustion chamber. This creates a good swirl anda very high velocity in the main combustion chamber. This creates a good swirl anda very high velocity in the main combustion chamber. This creates a good swirl anda very high velocity in the main combustion chamber. This creates a good swirl and
provides betteprovides betteprovides betteprovides better combustion.r combustion.r combustion.r combustion.
14. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
The requirementThe requirementThe requirementThe requirement of air motion and swirl in a C.Iof air motion and swirl in a C.Iof air motion and swirl in a C.Iof air motion and swirl in a C.I engine combustion chamber is muchengine combustion chamber is muchengine combustion chamber is muchengine combustion chamber is much
more strmore strmore strmore stringent than in an S.I. engine.ingent than in an S.I. engine.ingent than in an S.I. engine.ingent than in an S.I. engine.----Justify this statement?Justify this statement?Justify this statement?Justify this statement?
Air motions are required in both S.I. and C.I. engines. In S.I. engine, we call itAir motions are required in both S.I. and C.I. engines. In S.I. engine, we call itAir motions are required in both S.I. and C.I. engines. In S.I. engine, we call itAir motions are required in both S.I. and C.I. engines. In S.I. engine, we call it
turbulence aturbulence aturbulence aturbulence and in C.I. engine, we call it swirl. Turbulence which is required in S.I.nd in C.I. engine, we call it swirl. Turbulence which is required in S.I.nd in C.I. engine, we call it swirl. Turbulence which is required in S.I.nd in C.I. engine, we call it swirl. Turbulence which is required in S.I.
engines implies disordered air motion with no general direction of flow, to breakengines implies disordered air motion with no general direction of flow, to breakengines implies disordered air motion with no general direction of flow, to breakengines implies disordered air motion with no general direction of flow, to break
up the surface of flame front and to distribute flame throughout an externallyup the surface of flame front and to distribute flame throughout an externallyup the surface of flame front and to distribute flame throughout an externallyup the surface of flame front and to distribute flame throughout an externally
prepared combustibleprepared combustibleprepared combustibleprepared combustible mixture. Air swirl which is required in C.I. engines is anmixture. Air swirl which is required in C.I. engines is anmixture. Air swirl which is required in C.I. engines is anmixture. Air swirl which is required in C.I. engines is an
orderly movement of whole body of air with a particular direction of flow to bring aorderly movement of whole body of air with a particular direction of flow to bring aorderly movement of whole body of air with a particular direction of flow to bring aorderly movement of whole body of air with a particular direction of flow to bring a
continuous supply of fresh air to each burning droplet and sweep away thecontinuous supply of fresh air to each burning droplet and sweep away thecontinuous supply of fresh air to each burning droplet and sweep away thecontinuous supply of fresh air to each burning droplet and sweep away the
products of combustion which otherwiseproducts of combustion which otherwiseproducts of combustion which otherwiseproducts of combustion which otherwise would suffocate it.would suffocate it.would suffocate it.would suffocate it.
If there is no turbulence in S.I. engines, the time occupied by each explosionIf there is no turbulence in S.I. engines, the time occupied by each explosionIf there is no turbulence in S.I. engines, the time occupied by each explosionIf there is no turbulence in S.I. engines, the time occupied by each explosion
would be so great as to make high speed internal combustion engineswould be so great as to make high speed internal combustion engineswould be so great as to make high speed internal combustion engineswould be so great as to make high speed internal combustion engines
impracticable. Insufficient turbulence lowers the efficiency due to incompleteimpracticable. Insufficient turbulence lowers the efficiency due to incompleteimpracticable. Insufficient turbulence lowers the efficiency due to incompleteimpracticable. Insufficient turbulence lowers the efficiency due to incomplete
combustiocombustiocombustiocombustion of fuel. In case of C.I. engines, it is impossible to inject fuel dropletsn of fuel. In case of C.I. engines, it is impossible to inject fuel dropletsn of fuel. In case of C.I. engines, it is impossible to inject fuel dropletsn of fuel. In case of C.I. engines, it is impossible to inject fuel droplets
so that they distribute uniformly throughout the combustion space, the fuel airso that they distribute uniformly throughout the combustion space, the fuel airso that they distribute uniformly throughout the combustion space, the fuel airso that they distribute uniformly throughout the combustion space, the fuel air
mixture formed in combustion chamber is essentially heterogeneous. Undermixture formed in combustion chamber is essentially heterogeneous. Undermixture formed in combustion chamber is essentially heterogeneous. Undermixture formed in combustion chamber is essentially heterogeneous. Under
these conditions, if the athese conditions, if the athese conditions, if the athese conditions, if the air within the cylinder were motionless, only a smallir within the cylinder were motionless, only a smallir within the cylinder were motionless, only a smallir within the cylinder were motionless, only a small
portion of fuel would find sufficient oxygen and even burning of this fuel would beportion of fuel would find sufficient oxygen and even burning of this fuel would beportion of fuel would find sufficient oxygen and even burning of this fuel would beportion of fuel would find sufficient oxygen and even burning of this fuel would be
slow or even choked. So it is essential to impart swirl to air so that a continuousslow or even choked. So it is essential to impart swirl to air so that a continuousslow or even choked. So it is essential to impart swirl to air so that a continuousslow or even choked. So it is essential to impart swirl to air so that a continuous
supply of fresh air is brought to esupply of fresh air is brought to esupply of fresh air is brought to esupply of fresh air is brought to each burning droplet and the products ofach burning droplet and the products ofach burning droplet and the products ofach burning droplet and the products of
combustion are swept away.combustion are swept away.combustion are swept away.combustion are swept away.
The induction swirl in a C.I. engine helps in increasing indicated thermal efficiency.The induction swirl in a C.I. engine helps in increasing indicated thermal efficiency.The induction swirl in a C.I. engine helps in increasing indicated thermal efficiency.The induction swirl in a C.I. engine helps in increasing indicated thermal efficiency.
Justify this statement.Justify this statement.Justify this statement.Justify this statement.
Induction swirl is used in direct injection type engines, where the entire coInduction swirl is used in direct injection type engines, where the entire coInduction swirl is used in direct injection type engines, where the entire coInduction swirl is used in direct injection type engines, where the entire combustionmbustionmbustionmbustion
space is directly above the piston, and hence the surfacespace is directly above the piston, and hence the surfacespace is directly above the piston, and hence the surfacespace is directly above the piston, and hence the surface----totototo----volume ratio of thevolume ratio of thevolume ratio of thevolume ratio of the
combustion chamber is low. Further, the compressed air and the combustion productscombustion chamber is low. Further, the compressed air and the combustion productscombustion chamber is low. Further, the compressed air and the combustion productscombustion chamber is low. Further, the compressed air and the combustion products
do not have to pass throughdo not have to pass throughdo not have to pass throughdo not have to pass through a neck narrow connecting passage. Also, the meana neck narrow connecting passage. Also, the meana neck narrow connecting passage. Also, the meana neck narrow connecting passage. Also, the mean
combuscombuscombuscombustion temperatures are lower, and there is less turbulence. All these factors resulttion temperatures are lower, and there is less turbulence. All these factors resulttion temperatures are lower, and there is less turbulence. All these factors resulttion temperatures are lower, and there is less turbulence. All these factors result
in less heat losses, and thus the indicated thermal efficiency is increased.in less heat losses, and thus the indicated thermal efficiency is increased.in less heat losses, and thus the indicated thermal efficiency is increased.in less heat losses, and thus the indicated thermal efficiency is increased.
15. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
TYPES OF COMBUSTION CHAMBERS- CI Engines
The most important function of CI engine combustionThe most important function of CI engine combustionThe most important function of CI engine combustionThe most important function of CI engine combustion chamber is to provide properchamber is to provide properchamber is to provide properchamber is to provide proper
mixing of fuel and air in shortmixing of fuel and air in shortmixing of fuel and air in shortmixing of fuel and air in short time. In order to achieve thistime. In order to achieve thistime. In order to achieve thistime. In order to achieve this, an organized air movement, an organized air movement, an organized air movement, an organized air movement
called swirl is provided to produce high relative velocity between the fuel droplets andcalled swirl is provided to produce high relative velocity between the fuel droplets andcalled swirl is provided to produce high relative velocity between the fuel droplets andcalled swirl is provided to produce high relative velocity between the fuel droplets and
the air.the air.the air.the air.
When the liquid fuel is injected intoWhen the liquid fuel is injected intoWhen the liquid fuel is injected intoWhen the liquid fuel is injected into combustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chambercombustion chamber, the spray cone gets disturbed, the spray cone gets disturbed, the spray cone gets disturbed, the spray cone gets disturbed
due to air motion and turbulence inside. The onset of combustion will cause an addeddue to air motion and turbulence inside. The onset of combustion will cause an addeddue to air motion and turbulence inside. The onset of combustion will cause an addeddue to air motion and turbulence inside. The onset of combustion will cause an added
turbulence that can be guide d by the shape of the combustion chamber, makes itturbulence that can be guide d by the shape of the combustion chamber, makes itturbulence that can be guide d by the shape of the combustion chamber, makes itturbulence that can be guide d by the shape of the combustion chamber, makes it
necessary to study the combustion designnecessary to study the combustion designnecessary to study the combustion designnecessary to study the combustion design in detail.in detail.in detail.in detail.
C I engine combustion chambers are classified into two categories:C I engine combustion chambers are classified into two categories:C I engine combustion chambers are classified into two categories:C I engine combustion chambers are classified into two categories:
1.1.1.1. OPEN INJECTION (DI) TYPEOPEN INJECTION (DI) TYPEOPEN INJECTION (DI) TYPEOPEN INJECTION (DI) TYPE : This type of combustion chamber is also called: This type of combustion chamber is also called: This type of combustion chamber is also called: This type of combustion chamber is also called
an Open combustion chamber. In this type the entire volume of combustionan Open combustion chamber. In this type the entire volume of combustionan Open combustion chamber. In this type the entire volume of combustionan Open combustion chamber. In this type the entire volume of combustion
chamber is located in the maichamber is located in the maichamber is located in the maichamber is located in the main cylinder and the fuel is injected into this volume.n cylinder and the fuel is injected into this volume.n cylinder and the fuel is injected into this volume.n cylinder and the fuel is injected into this volume.
2.2.2.2. INDIRECT INJECTIONINDIRECT INJECTIONINDIRECT INJECTIONINDIRECT INJECTION (IDI) TYPE:(IDI) TYPE:(IDI) TYPE:(IDI) TYPE: inininin this type of combustion chambers, thethis type of combustion chambers, thethis type of combustion chambers, thethis type of combustion chambers, the
combustion space is divided into two parts, one part in the main cylinder and thecombustion space is divided into two parts, one part in the main cylinder and thecombustion space is divided into two parts, one part in the main cylinder and thecombustion space is divided into two parts, one part in the main cylinder and the
other part in the cylinder head. The fuelother part in the cylinder head. The fuelother part in the cylinder head. The fuelother part in the cylinder head. The fuel ––––injecinjecinjecinjection is effected usually into thetion is effected usually into thetion is effected usually into thetion is effected usually into the
part of chamber located in the cylinder head. These chambers are classifiedpart of chamber located in the cylinder head. These chambers are classifiedpart of chamber located in the cylinder head. These chambers are classifiedpart of chamber located in the cylinder head. These chambers are classified
further into :further into :further into :further into :
a)a)a)a) Swirl chamber in which compression swirl is generatedSwirl chamber in which compression swirl is generatedSwirl chamber in which compression swirl is generatedSwirl chamber in which compression swirl is generated
b)b)b)b) Pre combustion chamber in which combustion swirl is inducedPre combustion chamber in which combustion swirl is inducedPre combustion chamber in which combustion swirl is inducedPre combustion chamber in which combustion swirl is induced
c)c)c)c) Air cell in whichAir cell in whichAir cell in whichAir cell in which both compression and combustion swirl are induced.both compression and combustion swirl are induced.both compression and combustion swirl are induced.both compression and combustion swirl are induced.
DIRECT INJECTION CHAMBERSDIRECT INJECTION CHAMBERSDIRECT INJECTION CHAMBERSDIRECT INJECTION CHAMBERS –––– OPEN COMBUSTION CHAMBERSOPEN COMBUSTION CHAMBERSOPEN COMBUSTION CHAMBERSOPEN COMBUSTION CHAMBERS
An open combustion chamber is defined as one in which the combustion space isAn open combustion chamber is defined as one in which the combustion space isAn open combustion chamber is defined as one in which the combustion space isAn open combustion chamber is defined as one in which the combustion space is
essentially a single cavity with little restriction from one part of theessentially a single cavity with little restriction from one part of theessentially a single cavity with little restriction from one part of theessentially a single cavity with little restriction from one part of the chamber to the otherchamber to the otherchamber to the otherchamber to the other
and hence with no large difference in pressure between parts of the chamber during theand hence with no large difference in pressure between parts of the chamber during theand hence with no large difference in pressure between parts of the chamber during theand hence with no large difference in pressure between parts of the chamber during the
comcomcomcombustion process. There are manybustion process. There are manybustion process. There are manybustion process. There are many designs of open chamber some of which aredesigns of open chamber some of which aredesigns of open chamber some of which aredesigns of open chamber some of which are
shownshownshownshown below :below :below :below :
In fourIn fourIn fourIn four----stroke engines with open combustion chambers, istroke engines with open combustion chambers, istroke engines with open combustion chambers, istroke engines with open combustion chambers, induction swirl is obtainednduction swirl is obtainednduction swirl is obtainednduction swirl is obtained
either by careful formation of the air intake passages or by masking a portion of theeither by careful formation of the air intake passages or by masking a portion of theeither by careful formation of the air intake passages or by masking a portion of theeither by careful formation of the air intake passages or by masking a portion of the
16. INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINESINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667)(ELECTIVE) (ME667) SIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTERSIXTH SEMESTER
Jagadeesha T, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
circumference of the inlet valve whereas in twocircumference of the inlet valve whereas in twocircumference of the inlet valve whereas in twocircumference of the inlet valve whereas in two----stroke engines it is created by suitablestroke engines it is created by suitablestroke engines it is created by suitablestroke engines it is created by suitable
form for the inlet ports.form for the inlet ports.form for the inlet ports.form for the inlet ports.
These chambers mainly consisThese chambers mainly consisThese chambers mainly consisThese chambers mainly consistttt of space formed between a flat cylinder head and aof space formed between a flat cylinder head and aof space formed between a flat cylinder head and aof space formed between a flat cylinder head and a
cavity in the piston crown in different shapes. The fuel is injected directly into space.cavity in the piston crown in different shapes. The fuel is injected directly into space.cavity in the piston crown in different shapes. The fuel is injected directly into space.cavity in the piston crown in different shapes. The fuel is injected directly into space.
The injection nozzles used for this chamber are generally of multi hole type working at aThe injection nozzles used for this chamber are generally of multi hole type working at aThe injection nozzles used for this chamber are generally of multi hole type working at aThe injection nozzles used for this chamber are generally of multi hole type working at a
relatively high pressurrelatively high pressurrelatively high pressurrelatively high pressure ( about 200 bar)e ( about 200 bar)e ( about 200 bar)e ( about 200 bar)
The main advantages of this type of chambers are:The main advantages of this type of chambers are:The main advantages of this type of chambers are:The main advantages of this type of chambers are:
o Minimum heat loss during compression because of lower surface area toMinimum heat loss during compression because of lower surface area toMinimum heat loss during compression because of lower surface area toMinimum heat loss during compression because of lower surface area to
volume ratio and hence, better efficiency.volume ratio and hence, better efficiency.volume ratio and hence, better efficiency.volume ratio and hence, better efficiency.
o No cold starting problems.No cold starting problems.No cold starting problems.No cold starting problems.
o Fine atomization because of multiFine atomization because of multiFine atomization because of multiFine atomization because of multi hole nozzle.hole nozzle.hole nozzle.hole nozzle.
The drawbacks of these combustion chambers are:The drawbacks of these combustion chambers are:The drawbacks of these combustion chambers are:The drawbacks of these combustion chambers are:
o High fuelHigh fuelHigh fuelHigh fuel----injection pressure required and hence complex design of fuelinjection pressure required and hence complex design of fuelinjection pressure required and hence complex design of fuelinjection pressure required and hence complex design of fuel----
injection pump.injection pump.injection pump.injection pump.
o Necessity of accurate metering of fuel by the injection system, particularlyNecessity of accurate metering of fuel by the injection system, particularlyNecessity of accurate metering of fuel by the injection system, particularlyNecessity of accurate metering of fuel by the injection system, particularly
for small engines.for small engines.for small engines.for small engines.
Shallow Depth ChamShallow Depth ChamShallow Depth ChamShallow Depth Chamber:ber:ber:ber: In shallow depth chamber the depth of the cavity provided inIn shallow depth chamber the depth of the cavity provided inIn shallow depth chamber the depth of the cavity provided inIn shallow depth chamber the depth of the cavity provided in
the piston is quite small. This chamber is usually adopted for large engines running atthe piston is quite small. This chamber is usually adopted for large engines running atthe piston is quite small. This chamber is usually adopted for large engines running atthe piston is quite small. This chamber is usually adopted for large engines running at
low speeds. Since the cavity diameter is very large, the squish is negligible.low speeds. Since the cavity diameter is very large, the squish is negligible.low speeds. Since the cavity diameter is very large, the squish is negligible.low speeds. Since the cavity diameter is very large, the squish is negligible.
Hemispherical Chamber:Hemispherical Chamber:Hemispherical Chamber:Hemispherical Chamber: This chamberThis chamberThis chamberThis chamber also gives small squish. However, the depth toalso gives small squish. However, the depth toalso gives small squish. However, the depth toalso gives small squish. However, the depth to
diameter ratio for a cylindrical chamber can be varied to give any desired squish to givediameter ratio for a cylindrical chamber can be varied to give any desired squish to givediameter ratio for a cylindrical chamber can be varied to give any desired squish to givediameter ratio for a cylindrical chamber can be varied to give any desired squish to give
better performance.better performance.better performance.better performance.