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Subject : Thermal & Automobile Engineering Scheme : M
NOTE : 1. The highlighted Questions are asked more than two times in the Board Exam
2. These Questions are collected from Board Examination Question Papers.
Unit – 2 I.C. Engines and its components
2/3 marks questions
1.
State the functions
of piston rings
2.
What is the function of cam shaft?
3.
State the
function of a flywheel.
4.
Compare wet
liners with dry liners
5. Define specific
fuel consumption.
6.
Sketch the
valve of an I.C. Engine and name its features.
7. In a diesel
engine, the s.f.c was obtained as 260 gm/kwhr. The calorific value of the fuel
is 42,000 kj/kg. determine brake thermal efficiency.
8. What is the
purpose of using cylinder liners?
9. How are the
engines classified based on valves?
10. Difference between
petrol engine and diesel engine.
11. Mention the
material used for cylinder block and connecting rod.
10 mark
questions
1. Compare four
stroke engines with two stroke engines ( 5 marks)
2.
Explain the
working of overhead valve mechanism.
3.
A six
cylinder four stroke engine has a bore to stroke ratio of 360:500 mm. During
the trial the following results were obtained.
Mean area of indicated diagram =
0.00075 m2
Length of indicator diagram =
0.075m
Spring number = 70,000 kn/m2 per m
of compression
Brake torque = 14 kn/m
Speed = 500 rpm
Fuel consumption = 240 kg/hr
Calculate (i) total indicated power
developed
(ii) Brake power
(iii) mechanical efficiency
(iv) specific fuel consumption
4. Explain the
working of a four stroke cycle petrol engine with simple sketch.
5. A 6
cylinder S.I. Engine works on 4 stroke cycle, the bore of each cylinder is 70
mm and the stroke is 100 mm. the clearance volume is 67 cc, at the speed of
3300 rpm, the fuel consumption is 18.5 kg/hr and the torque developed is 135
Nm. Calculate brake thermal efficiency if the calorific value of the fuel is
45,000 kj/kg. take ɣ = 1.4 for
air.
6. Explain the
working of a four stroke cycle diesel engine with simple sketch.
7. Draw a
connecting rod and explain its salient features.
8. The following
readings were taken during the test of a single cylinder four stroke oil engine
Cylinder
diameter = 250 mm
Stroke
length = 400 mm
Mean
effective pressure = 6.5 bar.
Engine
speed = 250 rpm
Net
load on brake drum = 1080 N
Effective
dia of brake drum = 1.5m
Fuel
used per hour = 10 kg
Calorific value of fuel = 44,300 kj/kg.
9. Difference between
four stroke and two four stroke engine
10. Explain the
important components of an I.C. Engine
11. Explain the
procedure for conducting Morse test.
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