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    The invention of the internal combustion engine is most probably the result of the developments of several individuals. Around 1780‚ Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens built an engine that used gunpowder as a fuel‚ but this engine was far too dangerous to be practical. His assistant‚ Denis Papin‚ also experimented with developing an internal combustion engine‚ building a simple steam-powered device around 1790. Again‚ this engine was not practical‚ and not until the early nineteenth century did the

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    Diesel and Petrol Engines

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    corn‚ the gasoline and diesel fuel commonly used today derive from the same source--crude oil. Although they share the same parentage (just like motor oil‚ some plastics‚ and Velveeta)‚ they have very different properties. Gasoline is often thought of as being a single chemical‚ but it’s actually a complex mixture of hydrocarbons that generally have 4 to 12 carbon atoms in their molecules. In the case of gasoline made from Oklahoma crude oil‚ "5 compounds make up 29% of the gasoline fraction‚

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    1.Everyone’s Gasoline Problem. We are all familiar with fluctuating prices of gasoline at the pump. Why does this happen? Research the recent history of gasoline pricing in your area‚ and attempt to relate any fluctuations you observe to documented supply and demand factors‚ as outlined in our book. Be sure to cite any references used. The price of gasoline at the consumer level is the result of a combination of factors: the price of one of the largest bulk commodities (transferable goods)‚ the

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    History of the Jet Engine

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    Evolution of the Jet Engine Thought the course of time man has constantly sought to better both himself and mankind through creation and invention. From the first time a caveman rubbed to sticks together and discovered fire to the design and development of the Saturn 5 rocket which propelled by that same fire carried man from the earth to the moon. One can argue over whether on not this invention or that was the greatest. I intend to focus my attention on evolution of just one of those technologies

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    Gas engines versus diesel engines have been a long time opponent. Each has its own pros and cons but its really what your needs demand. Power and torque is a big player in this. If you want higher horsepower and fast acceleration‚ a gas engine is for you. If you need to tow objects and need a lot of low-end power a diesel engine would suit you. Fuel economy can play a bigger part in your decision. Diesel engines usually have a better fuel economy rating because of the way they don’t waste fuel during

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    POLLUTION FROM DIESEL ENGINES AND ITS CONTROL Diesel engines and gasoline engines are the most widely used primary sources of power in automobiles and the sheer number of them makes the issue of emissions from these engines an important one. Table 1 gives a comparison of the amounts of different pollutants in the exhaust of diesel and petrol engines. FORMATION OF NOX AND CONTROL METHODS: The main source of NOx in diesel engine emissions is the oxidation of the nitrogen in the air at the high temperatures

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    Turbofan Engine Operation

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    The product we propose to work on will be a jet turbofan engine. Turbofan engines are widely used to today on airline‚ corporate‚ and military jets. They are an outgrowth of the turbojet engine‚ with a major benefit being increasd thrust production and fuel economy. Operation: Turbo fan engines work on the principle of an increased bypass ratio‚ that is an increase of the air that is

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    Sdfsfdaretfafvas rThis Nano IC Engine Internal Combustion Engine Mech Seminar For Students deals with the history‚ construction of a nano IC engine‚ their merits & their future prospects Nanotechnology is the much discussed technology these days – a realm in which machines operate at scales of billionth a metre. It is actually a multitude of rapidly emerging technologies based upon the scaling down of existing technologies to the next level of precision and miniaturization. In the field of nano

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    against idling motor vehicle engines is helpful in improving the air quality of Hong Kong‚ there are some exemptions which cannot be avoided. For example : traffic jams occur and all the vehicles will remain stationary but have their engines on. This situation cannot apply to the ban because the drivers are forced to idle their cars and they are not willing to do that‚ so they are not considered to violate the law. Another exemption is that some vehicles need to keep their engines on in order to prevent

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    everyday without caring the surrounding. Recently‚ a piece of news mentioned that the post 80s are having the symptom of relying too much on web search engines which help users find specific information by typing keywords only1. They think that searching by engines can obtain accurate data and save time. They are said to have ‘search engines dependence’ which means that they rely on searching every word without thinking nowadays. According to the survey conducted by the China Youth Daily Social

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