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This PowerPoint document discusses combustion reactions and provides examples of how combustion works in engines. It defines combustion as a reaction between a fuel and oxidant that produces heat or heat and light. It explains the fire triangle of oxygen, heat, and fuel and how the cooktop stove exemplifies this. It then discusses combustion engines, how they work by mixing fuel and air to create combustion, and provides an example of cheating in NASCAR to illegally increase engine performance.
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A combustion reaction is a chemical reaction that involves oxygen reacting with a substance and releasing heat. The fire triangle model illustrates that heat, fuel, and an oxidizing agent (usually oxygen) are necessary for most fires. Combustion engines in cars work by fuel being ignited in a chamber by a spark plug, causing an explosion that powers the engine. NASCAR engines operate at higher speeds than street car engines due to modifications like larger engines and more intense ignition systems. Nitrous oxide helps engines perform better by increasing combustion and delivering more oxygen. In 2007, NASCAR penalized Michael Waltrip and four other teams for using illegal fuel additives, in the sport's largest cheating scandal.
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A combustion reaction requires oxygen, fuel, and an activation energy source like heat to occur. The fire triangle illustrates the three necessary components - oxygen, heat, and fuel. Combustion engines use the combustion reaction between oxygen in air and a fossil fuel to produce energy through the expansion of hot gases. Nitrous oxide can help engines perform better by providing more oxygen during combustion, allowing for more fuel and greater power output.
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A combustion reaction requires oxygen, fuel, and an activation energy source like heat to occur. The fire triangle illustrates the three necessary components - oxygen, heat, and fuel. Combustion engines use the combustion reaction between oxygen in air and a fossil fuel to produce energy through the expansion of hot gases. Nitrous oxide can help engines perform better by providing more oxygen during combustion, allowing for more fuel and higher power output.
combustion reactions
This document discusses combustion reactions and provides examples of combustion. A combustion reaction is when oxygen combines with a substance, such as wood, producing water and carbon dioxide. It requires the fire triangle elements of heat, fuel, and oxygen. The cooktop stove and car engines are examples that rely on combustion. A combustion engine works by sparking gasoline in the combustion chamber, transforming it into energy that powers the car. NASCAR engines are specially designed for high-speed combustion without turbocharging. Nitrous oxide increases combustion by providing extra oxygen.
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A combustion reaction occurs when a fuel and oxidant react, releasing heat or heat and light. The fire triangle represents the three elements needed for combustion - oxygen, heat, and fuel. Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy needed to initiate a chemical reaction like combustion. A combustion engine works by using combustion reactions of fuel and air to power the engine. NASCAR engines differ significantly from street car engines and are optimized for power and performance through specialized design choices. Injecting nitrous oxide into an engine allows it to produce more power by making more oxygen available during combustion to support additional fuel. Michael Waltrip was disqualified from a NASCAR race for illegally using addictive fuel to boost the performance of his engine through enhanced combustion
Combustion Reactions
The document discusses different types of combustion reactions and engines. It explains that combustion requires fuel, heat and oxygen. Combustion reactions are exothermic and produce heat. Internal combustion engines heat and expand gas inside a cylinder to produce power, while external combustion engines heat a working fluid externally before introducing it to expand. NASCAR and street car engines are designed to run at high speeds and temperatures and produce power through careful tuning of fuel injection, ignition, and exhaust systems. Nitrous oxide injection provides an oxygen boost to increase engine power. Joey Logano and Tony Stewart were found to have throttle manipulations on their engines to produce untrue dyno readings during inspections.
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The document discusses combustion reactions and provides examples of how combustion works in engines. It defines combustion as a reaction between oxygen and another compound that produces heat, water, and carbon dioxide. It also explains the fire triangle model and how heat, fuel, and oxygen are necessary for fires to start and continue burning. Real-life examples like cook tops and internal and external combustion engines are described. The differences between NASCAR and street cars are outlined, specifically how NASCAR cars use nitrous oxide to inject more oxygen and fuel, enabling more power and speed.
Chemical Reactions
This document is a PowerPoint presentation about chemical reactions. It discusses different types of chemical reactions like combustion reactions, which produce heat or heat and light. It explains that oxygen, heat, and fuel make up the "fire triangle" and are needed to create fire. Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction. Examples like the cooktop stove and combustion engines in cars are provided to illustrate the fire triangle and chemical reactions.
Combustion Reaction
A combustion reaction is an exothermic chemical reaction between a fuel and oxidant that produces heat and conversion of chemical species, which can result in the production of light in the form of glowing or flame. The fire triangle is a model used to show the three elements necessary for most fires: oxygen, heat, and fuel. A combustion engine uses the combustion of fuel and oxidizer in its combustion chamber to produce expanding gases that directly apply force to engine components to generate mechanical energy.
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The document discusses different types of combustion reactions and engines. It explains that combustion is an exothermic reaction between a fuel and oxidizer that produces heat. The fire triangle shows that combustion requires heat, fuel, and an oxidizing agent. Activation energy is the minimum energy needed to start a chemical reaction. Cooktop stoves use igniters to spark gas burners. Combustion engines ignite fuel mixtures to generate power via small explosions in the combustion chamber. NASCAR engines have larger horsepower outputs than normal cars due to more radical cam profiles. Nitrous oxide injection allows engines to produce more power by providing more available oxygen during combustion. Some NASCAR teams have faced penalties for efforts to alter chassis dyno test results.
Combustion Reactions
The document discusses different types of combustion reactions and engines. It explains that combustion is an exothermic reaction between a fuel and oxidizer that produces heat. The fire triangle shows that combustion requires heat, fuel, and an oxidizing agent. Activation energy is the minimum energy needed to start a chemical reaction. Cooktop stoves use igniters to spark gas burners. Combustion engines ignite fuel using spark plugs to power vehicles. NASCAR engines have more horsepower than normal cars due to larger sizes and specialized cam profiles. Nitrous oxide injection provides more oxygen and allows more fuel intake to boost engine power, though some teams have been caught cheating to alter test results.
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- 1. Combustion Reaction PowerPoint By: BeyzaOzer
- 2. What are the different types of chemical reactions? Combustion Synthesis Decomposition Single displacement Double displacement Acid-base http://misterguch.brinkster.net/6typesofchemicalrxn.html
- 3. What is a combustion reaction? A combustion reaction happens when a fuel and an oxidant react. This produces heat or heat and light. http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-combustion-reaction.htm
- 4. What is the fire triangle? The fire triangle refers to oxygen, heat, and fuel. http://ehs.sc.edu/modules/fire/01_triangle.htm
- 5. What is activation energy? The energy needed to get a reaction started (for it to occur) http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_activation_energy
- 6. Why is heat/energy a necessary part of the fire triangle? Heat is important because it’s what helps set a spark for fire to begin and it also raises fuel temperature. Energy goes to fuel molecules and releases heat, light and other things. http://www.survivaltopics.com/survival/fire-tetrahedron/
- 7. How is the cooktop of your stove a real-life example of a fire triangle? It’s an example because for a stove to function properly and make food it needs oxygen, heat and fuel.
- 8. What is a combustion engine? A combustion engine can be internal or external. It expands temperature and pressure for machines to go faster. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_combustion_engine
- 9. How does a combustion engine work? When fuel enters the combustion chamber, it gets assorted with hot compacted air that has been used in past cycles. http://ezinearticles.com/?How-Does-Internal-Combustion-Engine-Work?&id=3565567
- 10. How are NASCAR engines different from street car engines that allow them to operate at much higher speeds? With NASCAR cars, almost every detail of the car is handmade. The bodies are built from sheet metal, the engines are assembled from a bare block and the frame is constructed from steel tubing. With regular cars, not as big of an engine is needed so they don’t go as fast. http://auto.howstuffworks.com/auto-racing/nascar/nascar-basics/nascar4.htm
- 11. How does nitrous oxide help engines perform better? Nitrous oxide increases the engines horsepower and that makes the car go even faster. It doesn’t harm the engine at all, just exceeds its purpose. http://auto.howstuffworks.com/question259.htm
- 12. Example of how cheating in NASCAR in which something was done illegally to increase the combustion performance of the engine Michael Waltrip’s crew was using a fuel addictive which is illegal in racing. "Whatever they would have said, I would accept because it was just a terrible mistake. I don't need to cheat to win this race. I've done it before.” he says. http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/02/16/nascar.cheating/index.html