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    Engine Performance

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    combustible and get the most out of the energy contained in the fuel mixture. Since the mixture is ignited within the engine‚ automobile power plants are called internal combustion engines. Most can be further classified as reciprocating piston engines‚ since pistons move up and down within cylinders to provide power. This up-and-down motion is converted into turning motion by the crankshaft. Some of the main engine components This course will provide an introduction to automotive engines and engine

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    4 Wheel Steering

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    valve steering gear is an integral‚ streamlined design introduced in 1959. By the end of the ’60s‚ all GM cars and light trucks offered this gear. Ford‚ I-H‚ Dodge‚ and Jeep outsourced rotary valve gears as well. Saginaw’s recirculating ball-and-rack piston engineering has become a worldwide standard.By 1951‚ many American vehicles required power steering. Gemmer’s Hydraguide system‚ the first power steering system used on an American car‚ was Chrysler’s answer to the massive front end weight created

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    Quasi Turbine

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    skating rink profile. Each Quasi turbine device is at the cross road of three modern engines: inspired by the turbines: it perfects the piston‚ and improves on the Wankel. The Quasi turbine results from a research initiated in 1993 aimed at unifying the compression and power turbine into one entity. This invention is a new hybrid engine concept‚ midway between the piston and the turbine engine which requires relatively few components such as stator with covers‚ rotating blades‚ rocking carriages‚ wheels

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    Electro-hydraulics Basic level D. Merkle • K. Rupp • D. Scholz Order no.: Description: Designation: Edition: Graphics: Layout: Editor: Authors: Translator: 093611 E.-HYDR.LEHRB. D.LB-TP601-GB 4/92 A. Reulecke 16.6.93‚ C. Paproth‚ M. Schwarz A. Zimmermann D. Merkle‚ K. Rupp‚ D. Scholz T. Tranter © Copyright by Festo Didactic KG‚ D-73734 Esslingen‚ 1994 All rights reserved‚ including translation rights. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted

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    Diesel vs. Gasoline

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    . How Do Diesel Engines Work? The basic difference between a diesel engine and a gasoline engine is that in a diesel engine‚ the fuel is sprayed into the combustion chambers through fuel injector nozzles just when the air in each chamber has been placed under such great pressure that it’s hot enough to ignite the fuel spontaneously. Following is a step-by-step view of what happens when you start up a diesel-powered vehicle. 1. You turn the key in the ignition. Then you wait until the engine

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    propel a three-wheeled vehicle‚ and steam power reigned supreme in industry for nearly a century. Early in the industrial revolution‚ inventors struggled to develop an engine in which compressed fuel could be burned within a cylinder housing a piston‚ thus capturing a much greater amount of the potential energy of the fuel. French physicist Nicholas Carnot (1796-1832) published a book in 1824 in which he set out the principles of an internal combustion engine which would use a flammable mixture

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    Aircraft Hydraulics

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    hydraulics is the area of a piston‚ the distance it moves and the volume of fluid displaced. In hydraulics mechanical devices are used called actuators‚ these Actuators consist of an encased movable piston. (2) Volume = Area X Distance Using this equation the volume required to move the piston with an area by a Certain distance can be determined or any other variable in mind. DIFFERENTIAL AREAS Differential areas this is caused by the area of the piston being reduced on one

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    Mechanical Lubrication

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    Task 1: (P1) Describe the purpose and application of three different types of lubricant: What is Lubrication: Lubrication is a process or technique when a component is having been made smooth and slippery by the application of Lubricant. What is Lubricant: A lubricant is a substance which applies between two moving surfaces to reduce friction between them. E.g. Motor oil‚ Greases‚ Graphite‚ Glasses. Three different types of lubricant and the purpose they serve: Glasses: Glass is used as a Lubricant

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    further sales Both parties are interested in coming to an agreement. We (Excalibur Engines) are interested in selling these pistons but only at a price of $480 or more per piston. If an agreement can be reached we have the possibility of making a profit‚ branding and developing a relationship with Knights Engine Parts. Priority of issues:  Sale of 10000 units of pistons which would otherwise have to be sold at $100  Price to be more than $480(excluding rush fee and insurance) and we could

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    Mechanical Systems

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    motor to turn a crank shaft on the compressor block‚ this crank shaft move pistons up and down (four of them to be exact)‚ and just like your car they have an in-take phase where they suck in air and exhaust phase where they push air out. The only difference is that these four pistons are in series‚ they have no compression phase‚ and are consistently smaller as the air goes from piston one to piston four. In-between these pistons there are cooling coils very similar to an air conditioners condenser coil

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