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    Types of Aircraft Engines

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    The piston engines were used to rotate the fans at high speeds which provide the thrust for the aircraft to move forward. Since the thrust that could be developed by the piston engine is limited‚ they cannot be used in aircrafts that need high speed and thrust. Hence‚ piston engines are mostly restricted to training flights and slow flights. There were many modifications like the supercharger that were added to the piston engine which provided extras thrust to the existing engines. The supercharger

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    sparked. It begins with air entering the chamber through a valve and making the piston moving down. Next‚ the chamber closes off the valves‚ while diesel is sprayed into the chamber and then is compressed. Because of the compression‚ the air mixture explodes and moves the piston back down. Another valve then opens to release the excess gas from the combustion and the piston moves back up. Like the gasoline engine‚ the piston is connected to the

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    Rotary Engine

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    instead of pistons.” That not so popular engine is actually about two times lighter than a four cylinder piston engine‚ the one that we all have in our cars‚ for the same power output. It also has four times less moving parts. Much simpler‚ much lighter‚ much smaller it has numerous advantages over a conventional piston engine. One of the most simple and clear explanation of how the Wankel engine works oppose to piston engine comes from Time magazine: “Instead of converting up-and-down piston motion

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    Six Stroke Engine

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    Introduction We have heard about two and four stroke engines. Two stroke engines got its name from the fact that the required strokes are completed in one revolution. In short there is one power stroke in one revolution. In the case of four stroke engines the four strokes are completed in two revolutions‚ or there is a power stroke in two revolutions. Then how about a six stroke engine. The name of the engine has nothing to do with the number of revolutions or anything of that sort. This engine

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    Thrust is a reaction force described quantitatively by Newton’s second and third laws. When a system expels or accelerates mass in one direction‚ the accelerated mass will cause a force of equal magnitude but opposite direction on that system. The force applied on a surface in a direction perpendicular or normal to the surface is called thrust. In mechanical engineering‚ force orthogonal to the main load (such as in parallel helical gears) is referred to as thrust. Contents [hide] 1 Examples

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    Possible sources of error in this experiment can be said by the followings: Wear and backlash in the gauge linkage can growth or lessening the pressure. Air bubbles inside the tester unit may give rise to incorrect reading. Static friction between the piston and cylinder may yield lesser gauge reading. Reading the gauge may be incorrect due to weak eye vision. Conclusion In this experiment‚ our purpose was to calibrate a Bourdon tube gauge. Despite of some insignificant errors‚ the experiment has been

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    Chapter Quiz

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    of an automotive four-stroke cycle engine completes a cycle every ________. Answer Selected Answer: 720 degree Technician A says that an engine’s size is called displacement and represents the volume displaced or swept by all of the pistons. Technician B says that engine power is expressed in horsepower and based on the amount of torque or twisting force the engine produces. Which technician is correct? Answer Selected Answer: Both A and B Technician A says that power is the

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    Diesel Engine

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    with other types of heat engines. The engines convert chemical energy in fuel in to mechanical energy. A typical oil engine has: 1. Cylinder in which fuel and air are admitted and combustion occurs. 2. Piston‚ which receives high pressure of expanding hot products of combustion and the piston‚ is forced to linear motion. 3. Connecting rod‚ crankshaft linkage to convert reciprocating motion into rotary motion of shaft. 4. Connected Load‚ mechanical drive or electrical generator. 5. Suitable valves

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    pneumatic bench vice

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    hoses by controlling pressure controller. when air is filled in the pneumatic cylinder then piston is moved BDC to TDC moveable jaws of vice is tight the workpiece. when we release the air then piston are moves TDC to BDC moveable jaws return back and unhold the workpiece SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT  The present invention is to provide a high speed vise with a locker mechanism to provide a main piston rods for the movable jaw at the reactive side‚ i.e.‚ at the movable jaw inside lock down jaw

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    produced by the engine. Pistons: A piston is a cylindrical piece of metal the moves up and down inside the engine. As the pistons moves down‚ the valve takes in oxygen and fuel to combust. The valve closes after the oxygen and fuel are taken in. The pistons pumps and compresses the mixture so the engine can combust the two compounds. After each cycle‚ the valve opens and releases the useless mixture from the engine. Connecting Rod: The connecting rod connects the piston to the crankshaft. Its job

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