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Carburetor of an IC Engine
The carburetor is a device for atomising and vaporising the fuel and mixing it with the air…
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Governing of IC Engines
The process of providing any arrangement, which will keep the engine speed constant (according to…
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Air Standard Otto Cycle
Otto Cycle (1876) (Used S. I. Engines): Fig: Engine and Indicator diagram Processes: 0-1 =…
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Internal Combustion Engines- Basic Differences
Difference between SI and CI Engines:- The following are the main differences between SI and…
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I.C Engines Important definitions and formulas
Top Dead Centre (T.D.C):- When the piston is at its top most position, i.e. the…
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Difference between SI and CI engines
Spark Ignition Engines (S.I. Engine) It works on Otto cycle. In Otto cycle, the energy…
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Comparison of Petrol and Diesel Engines
Petrol vs Diesel engines: A comparison - Basic difference between a petrol engine and a…
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Brake power of IC Engine
The brake power (briefly written as B.P.) of an IC Engine is the power available…
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Efficiency of an IC Engine
The efficiency of an IC engine (Internal Combustion Engine) is defined as the ratio of workdone to…
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Difference between four stroke and two stroke engines
The following are the main differences between a four stroke and two stroke engines: 4-Stroke…