Two Marks Advanced Ic Engines

ME2041-ADVANCED IC ENGINES
Unit-1
1. What are the stages of combustion in a SI engines?
The stages of combustion in a SI engines are:
FIRST STAGE: Ignition lag (or) preparation phase
SECOND STAGE: propagation of flame
THIRD STAGE: After burning
2. Define normal combustion?
In normal combustion, the flame initiated by the spark travels across the combustion chamber in
a fairly uniform manner.
3. Define abnormal combustion and its consequences?
Under certain operating conditions the combustion deviates from its normal Course leading to
loss of performance and possible damage to the engine are termed as abnormal combustion (or)
knocking combustion. Consequences are (1). Loss of power (2). Recurring preignition (3).
Mechanical damage to the engine
4. What is equivalence ratio?
The ratio of the actual fuel-air ratio to the stoichiometric fuel air ratio.
5. Short note on SI engine equivalence ratio requirements?
In a homogeneous mixture with equivalence ratio close to 1.0 the flame speed is normally of the
order of 40cm/s .However in a SI engine the maximum flame speed is obtained when is
between 1.1 and 1.2 (i.e.) when the mixture is slightly richer than stoichiometric.
6. Write the desirable qualities for SI engine fuel?
In order to avoid or inhibit detonation, a high auto ignition temperature and a long ignition lag
are the desirable qualities for SI engine fuel.
7. List the factors that are involved in either producing (or) preventing knock.
The factors that are involved in either producing (or) preventing knock are temperature, pressure,
density of the unburned charge and the time factor.
8. List the parameters which are affecting knock in SI engine?
The parameters which are directly (or) indirectly connected with knocking are inlet temperature
of mixture compression ratio, mass of inducted charge, power output of the engine.
9. List the parameters in time factors that reduce the knocking?

Parameters are turbulence, engine speed, flame travel distance, combustion chamber shape and
location of spark plug.
10. Define carburetion?
The process of formation of a combustible fuel air mixture by mixing the proper amount of fuel
with air before admission to engine cylinder is called carburetion.
11. What are the factors effecting carburetion?
1. The engine speed 2. The vaporization characteristics of fuel
3. The temperature of the in coming air 4. The design of the carburetor
12. What are the different types air fuel mixtures?
1.Chemically correct mixture 2. Rich mixture 3. lean mixture.
13. What are the different range of throttle operation
1. Idling 2. cruising 3. High power .
14. What are the general types of carburetors?
Types are UPDRAUGHT, DOWN DRAUGHT, and CROSS DRAUGHT
15. What are the components required in the fuel injection system?
Components are
pumping element, metering element, mixing element, distributing element, Timing control, and
ambient control.
Unit 2
1. What are the stages of combustion in C.I engine?
The stages of combustion in C.I engine are four stages:
Stage I: ignition delay period (preparatory phase)
Stage 2: Period of rapid combustion.
Stage 3: Period of controlled combustion. Stage 4: Period of after
burning.
2. What is ignition delay period?
The fuel does not ignite immediately upon injection into the combustion chamber. There is a
definite period of inactivity between the time when the first droplet of fuel hits the hot air in the
combustion chamber and the time it starts through the actual burning phase. This period is
known as ignition delay period.
3. What are two delays occur in ignition delay period?
The two delays occur in ignition delay period are the physically delay and chemically delay.
Physical delay is the time between the beginning of injection and the attainment of chemical
reaction conditions. Chemical delay is the reaction starts slowly and then accelerates until the
inflammation or ignition takes place.
4. List the factors affecting the delay period?
The factors affecting the delay period are:
1. Compression ratio.
2. Atomization of the fuel.
3. Quality of the fuel. 4. Intake temperature and pressure.
5.Explain the effect of quality of fuel factor on the delay period?
Self-ignition temperature is the most important property of the fuel which affects the delay
period. A lower self-ignition temperature and fuel with higher cetane number give lower delay
period and smooth engine operation. Other properties of the fuel which affects the delay period
are latent heat, viscosity and surface tension.
6. Write the classification of combustion chamber in C.I engine?
Combustion chamber in C.I engine is classified into two categories:
1. Direct-injection type
2. Indirect-injection type.
7. What is called direct injection type of combustion chamber?
Direct injection type of combustion chamber is also called an open combustion In this type the
entire volume of the combustion chamber is located in the main cylinder and the fuel is injected
into this volume.
8. What are the types of open combustion chamber?
In open combustion chamber there are many designs some are
a. Shallow depth chamber
b. Hemisherical chamber
c. Cylindrical chamber
d. Toroidal chamber
9. What are the advantages and disadvantages of open combustion chamber type?
Advantages:
1. Minimum heat loss during compression because of lower surface area to volume
ratio
2. No cold starting problems
3. Fine atomization because of multihole nozzle
Disadvantages:
1. High fuel injection pressure required and hence complex design of fuel injection
pump
2. Necessity of accurate metering of fuel by the injection system, particularly for
small engines.
10.What is turbo charging?
Energy available in the engines exhaust gas is used to drive the the turbocharger compressor,
which raises the inlet fluid density prior to entry to each engine cylinder. This is called turbo
charging.
11. What are the major parts of a turbocharger?
The major parts of a turbocharger are turbine wheel, turbine housing, turbo shaft, compressor
wheel, compressor housing and bearing housing.
12. Explain the term turbo lag.
In case of turbo charging there is a phenomenon called turbo lag, which refers to the short delay
period before the boost or manifold pressure, increase. This is due to the time the turbocharger
assembly takes the exhaust gases to accelerate the turbine and compressor wheel to speed up.
13. Explain the function of waste gate.
In the turbocharger assembly there is a control unit called waste gate. It is a diaphragram
operated value that can bypass part of the gases around the turbine wheel when manifold
pressure is quite high this unit limits the maximum boost pressure to prevent detonation in S.I
engines and engine damage.
14. Why there is a large pressure differences across the injector nozzle are required:
The fuel is introduced in to the cylinder of a diesel engine through a nozzle with a large pressure
differences across the nozzle jet will enter the chamber at high velocity to 1. Atomize in to small
sized droplets to enables rapid evaporation and
2. Traverse the combustion chamber in the time available and fully utilize the air
charge.
15. What is called break up length?
The liquid column bearing the nozzle disintegrates within the cylinder over a finite Length called
the break up length in to drops of different sizes.

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