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CP0135 Syb

The document outlines a course on internal combustion engines with 5 units covering engine theory, design of engine components, fuel and ignition systems, combustion processes, and new engine technologies. The course includes assignments, seminars, and term end examinations over 5 units ranging from engine operating principles to supercharging and lean burn engines.

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CP0135 Syb

The document outlines a course on internal combustion engines with 5 units covering engine theory, design of engine components, fuel and ignition systems, combustion processes, and new engine technologies. The course includes assignments, seminars, and term end examinations over 5 units ranging from engine operating principles to supercharging and lean burn engines.

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Unit Nos.

Unit Title

Number of hours (per Unit)

Unit 1 Engine Basic Theory Engine types and their operation Classification Operating cycles of S.I. and C.I. engines Engine Design and Operating Parameters Mean effective pressure Volumetric efficiency Typical design and operating data for I.C. engines Two and four stroke engines Typical performance curves for automotive engines Performance maps, Performance - Testing of engines turbo vehicles jet engine propulsion. Unit 2 Design of Engine Components Materials, construction and design aspects Design of piston assembly Design and drafting of connecting rod, cylinder block, fly wheel, ports, valves, cam shaft drives and valve actuating mechanism using CAD. Unit 3 Fuel Supply, Ignition Cooling and Lubrication Systems Theory of carburetion and carburetors Design aspects Mixture distribution Petrol Injection Diesel fuel injection pumps Distributor type Injectors Design aspects Conventional and Electronic ignition systems for S.I. engines Air cooling and water cooling Radiator Design aspects charge air cooling and oil cooling Force feed lubrication system. Unit 4 Air Motion Combustion and Combustion Chambers Swirl and Turbulence Swirl Generation Combustion in S.I. engines Flame travel and detonationVariables affecting knock Combustion chambers of S.I. engines Combustion process in C.I. engines Ignition Delay Factors affecting delay Knock in C.I. engines Cylinder pressure data and heat release analysis. Unit 5 Scavenging, Supercharging and New Engine Technology Importance and types of Scavenging Effect and limitations of supercharges in S.I. engines Mechanical supercharges and turbo charging Stratified charge and Lean Burn engines Different approaches to Lean Burn Low heat rejection engines Surface ignition concept Electronic fuel supply system Electronic engine management. Text Books Reference Books 1. J.B. Heywood. Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals McGraw Hill Book Co., 1988. 2. Richard Stone, Introduction of Internal Combustion Engines, McMillan, London, 1985. 3. M. Khovakh, Motor Vehicle Engines Mir Publishers, Moscow, 1977. 4. Robert Bosch, Automotive Hand Book, SAE, 2003. 5. The Internal Combustion Engine (1984) C. F. Taylor and E. S. Taylor, 6. Internal Combustion Engines by Malleve Mode of Evaluation Assignments / Seminars / Term end Examinations

Recommended by the Board of Studies on

01.11.2008

Date of approval by the Academic Council on 25.11.2008

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