Inplant Training Report ON Bajaj Motors Hangal
Inplant Training Report ON Bajaj Motors Hangal
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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
DEPARTMENT OF TECHANICAL EDUCATION
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NORTH CANARA INPLANT TRAINING REPORT
ON
BAJAJ MOTORS HANGAL –581104
02 ADITYA DS 167ME12002
HOD
AMRUTH BABU DS
MECHANICAL ENGG
GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC
MUNDGOD
INFORMATION :
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It gave us a great pleasure with knowledge about in plant training “BAJAJ MOTORS
HANGAL” We express sincere thanks to owner and maintenance engineer of “BAJAJ
MOTORS”
We immensely thank the working staff of the BAJAJ MOTORS HANGAL - 581104
01 NAVEEN S P 167ME17030
02 ADITYA D B 167ME2002
CONTENT
01
Manufacture of Hero Motors vehicles in India 07
02
Main parts Hero Motors vehicles
08-09
03
Main parts of engine 09-10
Engine Maintainance
05 • Dis-mounting of engine
• Engine Dis-assembly 21-24
• Engine re-assembly
06
Real image of HERO Motor 24-25
A. Manufacturer of Scooters:
Air Filter
Battery
Brake Shoe
Cable Speedometer
Cam Chain
Clutch Oil
Clutch Plate
Clutch Wire
Coolant
Crank Bearing Kit
Cylinder Kit
Engine Guard
Engine Oil
Fork Right Front
Handle Bar
Headlight
Headlight cover
Horn
Ignition Switch
Indicators
Kick Lever
Leg Guard
Lever complete
Look Set
Main Stand
Meter Assembly
Mudguard front
Oil Filter
Holder
Piston Ring set
Rider Foot Rest
Rider Foot Rest
Saree Guard
Shocker Front
Tail Unit Start
Tail Panel
Visor
Wheel Front
Wheel Rear
Winker Assembly
Side Panel Set
Side stand
Side View Mirror
Spark Plug
Speedometer
Speedometer Kit
Lock Set
Main Stand
Headlight cover
Horn
Kick Lever
Kick starter kit 53. Main Stand
1) Cylinder Block
2) Cylinder Head
3) Crankcase
4) Piston
5) Piston ring
6) Connecting rod
7) Flywheel
8) Valve
9) Accessories:
Oil filter
air cleaner
automatic choke
automatic head control
Spark plug
ignition device
carburetor
vibration damper etc.
1)Cylinder Block :
The engine cylinder block is one of the main part of the engine. The engine becomes
the foundation and main stationary body of the automobile engine . The cylinder block serve as support and
enclosure for moving parts.
Generally , the cylinder block is casted from gray cast iron or iron alloyed with others metals such
as chromium ,nickel or molybdenum . The heavy weight engine blocks are made from alluminium
2. Cylinder head:
The top of the cylinder is always covered by a separate cast piece known as the
cylinder head. It is bolted to the top of the cylinder block. It contains the combustion chamber, spark plug
and sometimes valves (in 1 and F-head) are mounted on it. The cylinder head is also provided with passages
for the flow of cooling Water
The cylinder head in generally made up of gray iron or aluminium alloy. It is casted separately from the
cylinder block so that it can be removed easily for cleaning carbon and grinding valves. According to the
valve layout the cylinder head may carry the camshaft, rockers and valves. Water passages are also provided
adjacent to the valve and plug settings.
Advantage and Dis advantage of alluminium alloy cylinder and cylinder head:
Advantages:
1. High heat conductivity (3 times higher than cast iron).
3. Lighter in weight.
2. High thermal expansion requires large clearance between piston and cylinder.
3. Due to low modulus of elasticity, it is liable to be crusted out of shape by holding down studs.
4. Sometimes, it is necessary to use cast iron valve seatings and spark-plug inserts.
5. Possibility of sticking of head to the cylinder block due to inter metallic corrosion between alluminium
and cast iron.
The gasket is placed between the cylinder block and cylinder head to retain compression in
the cylinder, to prevent the leakage and to ensure metallic tight fit joint as shown in fig. 1.7.
The gasket should be able to withstand high pressure and extreme temperature: Gaskets are
usually coated with a special varnish which melts and seals all the small intersticks of the
head and the block when the engine warms.
2 To resist the forces tending to scuff gasket surfaces and preventing proper scaling:
3. To accommodate the uneven expansion and contraction rates in case of bi-metal engines.
4. To resist crushing due to high cylinder damping Jorces unevenly distribute across the
head.
5. To seal the joints between oil pan, manifolds or water pump and the block
1.Copper-asbestos gasket.
4. Crankcase:
Crank case is generally attached to the bottom face of the cylinder block and it also act as a
base pof a engine.The oil pan and the lower part of the cylinder block together are called as
crankcase
The cylinder block and upper half of the crankcase are usually cast as a single unit and sometimes for large
engines they are separately casted. This casting is usually made from ferrous alloy or semosteel to
provide a stronger casting.The use of tougher and stronger material permits thinner casting walls ,
therefore,saving weight and improving cooling. Aluminium is also a potentially attractive material of
crankcase because of its light weight ,good thermal conductivity and good cooling effect.
5.Piston:
Piston can be defined as a disc or cylinder part tightly fitting ang moving within a cylinder
to convert the chemical energy obtained by the combustion of the fuel into useful mechanical power.
Piston is one of the important parts of a reciprocating engine in which it helps to convert the
chemical energy obtained by the combustion of fuel into useful Mechanical power. The main purpose
of the piston is to provide a means of converting the expansion of gases to the crankshaft via
the connecting rod ,withot loss of gas from above or oil from below .The piston is equipped with
piston rings to provede a good seal between the cylinder wall and piston.
6. Rings:
Piston rings are fitted into the grooves of the piston to maintain proper scal between the piston and the
cylinder wall. A simple construction of a piston ring as shown in fig. 1.12. These are made from fine-grained
alloy cast iron and machined carefully so that when in position, it is able to exert uniform pressure against the
cylinder walls.
A gap is cut at the ends to facilitate easy inserting into the piston ring grooves in the piston. The outer
diameter of the ring is somewhat larger than the cylinder bore and the split joint is open. The rings usually
have the but joints. N in some heavy duty engines, the joint may be angled, lapped or sealed type. Wher it is
installed, it is compressed thus gives an initial tension, the joint is nearly closel.
1. .To form a seal for the high pressure gases from the combustion chamber against leak into the
crankcase.
2. To provide easy passage for the conduction of heat from the piston crown to the cylinder walls.
3. To control the flow of oil to the skirt and rings themselves in adequatequantity for lubrication.
4. To prevent excessive amount of lubricating oil reaching the combustion chamber with consequent
waste and carbonization.
1. Compression Springs :
The compression rings perform the function of sealing the compression air-fuel mixture as it is compressed
and also the combustion pressure as the mixture horns. In modern engines, there are two or three
compression rings fitted into the top grooves. The number of compression rings tends to increase the
compression ratio The top compression ring has to do hard work of gas sealing and transfer heat from the
piston crown to the cylinder walls. Generally the second and third compression rings are taper-faced and
supplied to improve oil sealing. The compression rings also assist in controlling oil. The action of
compression rings when piston moves up and down as shown in fig. 1.1
The oil control rings perform the function of scrape off excessive oil from the cylinder wall and return it to
the oil pan., This is done to prevent the excessive amounts of oil from passing:
The oil control rings are fitted into the lower groove of the piston. In many cases these rings have a series of
slots which transfer excess oil through holes in the pinton grooves to the inside of the piston and so to the
sumps but leaves sufficient oil for lubricating the cylinder walls. The action of oil control ring when piston
is moving up and down.
7. Connecting Rod:
The connecting rod is used to build the connection between the piston and the crankshaft.
Small end of the connecting rod is connected to the piston pin and big end to the crank pin as shown in fig.
1.15. The main function of the connecting rod is to convert the reciprocating motion of the piston into
throtary motion of the crank shaft.
Usually the connecting rod has 1-beam cross-section to provide maximum rigidity with minimum weight
and it is made up of forged steel: Aluminium alloy material is also used for making the connecting rod. They
are carefully matched in sets of uniform weight in order to maintain engine balance. The connecting rod
carries the power thrust from piston to the crank pin and hence it must be very strong, rigid and also as light
as possible..
Crankshaft is the engine component from which engine power is taken. It is the first part in the
power transmission system, it receives the power from connecting rods Le. reciprocating motion of the
piston is converted into the rotary motion. The rotary motion of the crankshaft is transmitted to the clutch
and then to the wheels. The crankshaft consists of main journals, crankpins, crankwebs, balancing weights,
oil holes as shown in fig. 1.16 and 1.17.
Main journals are supported in main bearings in the crankcase, which becomes the axis of rotation of the
crankshaft. Big end of the connecting rod is connected to the crankpin of the crankshaft. Centre to centre
distance between the crankpin and crankshaft is half of the piston displacement during a stroke. Therefore,
one complete revolution of the crankshaft makes two strokes of the piston. Balancing weights are provided
on the opposite side of the crankarms for balancing.
Engine Maintenance:
The engine maintenance is concerned to various engine troubles and repairs to maintain the engine perfectly
in working condition if the engine has no trouble, the automobile runs economically and without any
difficulty. Any trouble in the engine may stop the automobile Therefore, every trouble should be removed
Repair and servicing should be done time to time for the maintenance of the engine perfectly to keep in good
working condition.
Engine rebuilding is another method of engine servicing. Some companies setup special engine disassembly
and engine re-building lines. They bring in old engines, dissemble them completely, repair or replace all
worn parts and then completely re-build the engine. Before the engine is disassembled for service, it is
desirable to ascertain whether the overhauling is really necessary or not. Generally the overhauling is done
in the following situation:
1. Power loss due to poor engine compression may be due to the slipping of clutch, dragging brakes or
defective fuel system etc. In case power loss is not due to such factors, then the compression pressure may
be measured and comparing the value with those given in shop manual then, it may be decided whether the
engine requires overhauling or not.
3. Lubricating oil pressure low, provided the same is not due to the external leakage, less oil in the
sump, defective oil pump or faulty oil pressure gauge.
4. Mechanical failures, such as excessive clearance in the main or big end bearings or in the valve
tappets, piston slap etc., may indicate that the overhauling is required. However, if excessive noise is due to
defective ignition or injection or faults in generator, water pump, etc.. the engine overhauling is not
necessary.
1.Before deciding whether it is necessary to remove the engine from the chassis, first it is essential to clean
the engine externally thoroughly so as to remove all surface grime. This makes it easier to inspect the engine
and to work on it and also helps to keep the dirt out of it while disassembling
2. While cleaning, take a special care not to damage electronic and fuel injection components. Cover any
part that can be damaged with a plastic bag.
3.Special attention should be given to any leakage, physical damage, external contamination etc.
4. If it is found to remove the engine, the engine have to be lifted removing the components that come in the
way of its removal and which are likely to damage while removing.
5. First of all the battery is removed and then the oil and coolant are drained off.
7. All coolant hoses are disconnected, the radiator mounting bolts are removed and the radiator is lifted from
the engine compartment.
8.If the engine is air conditioned, the compressor is disconnected from the engine and then it is removed
9. All air conditioning lines should be plugged to prevent the dirt and moisture going inside.
10. All wires, tubing and controls connecting the engine to the automobile are removed and tagged.
11. It is better that spark plugs, distributor, carburettor, alternator and fan are then removed to avoid the
damage to the engine.
12. After this the drive shaft and the exhaust pipes are disconnected. In some vehicles it is necessary to
remove the steering linkage also to make large space for the engine removal.
13. A hoist is then removed near the vehicle engine compartment and its sling connected to the manifold or
a lifting eye bolt on the engine top.
14. The mounting bolts are then removed and the hoist is operated to lift the engine.
15. The engine is then swung clear and lowered into the engine stand on the blocks placed on the floor and
the hoist sling is disconnected.
2. Take off all external accessories, like motor, dynamo ignition unit or injection pump.
3.Then remove the engine sump.
6. Take out all valves with their tappets, rocker arms, push rods, etc.
7 Then remove the connecting rod caps, pistons and connecting rods.
9 Then remove the crankshaft with flywheel by taking off main bearing caps.
10. Now, remove the camshaft. 11. If necessary, drive out the valve guides.
12. Then disconnect the oil pump drive and remove the oil pump at the most convenient stage in the
proceeding operations. The oil filter and cleaner are also removed early on and also the disstick or oil
level gauge.
13. After removing all the components, they should be grouped conveniently on a bench or table, prior to
cleaning.
14. Before taking any component, make sure that it is marked identically with mating part
Following steps are generally followed for engine reassembly after servicing:
1. Make the final and thorough cleaning of all engine parts to remove any dust or dirt.
2 The crankshaft is thoroughly coated with the recommended lubricant and carefully placed.
3. The rear main oil seal is installed. The crankshaft and the new main bearings are lubricated.
4. The crankshaft is installed and bearing caps are fixed to the standard torque valves.
5.Timing gears, sprockets, chains, etc., are aligned and installed. The backlash in the timing gear or chain is
checked and ensured so that the same is within the limits. 6 7 The new oil seal is then installed in the timing
cover.
8 The timing cover is then installed using a new gasket. Before fixing the timing cover, the crankshaft
damper is also installed.
10. Oil pump, cleaned and lubricated, is installed with new gasket and seals
12. Cylinder head is assembled and installed. The valve filters and push rods are then placed, followed by
rocker arms, in correct locations. 13. Intake manifolds are fixed into the cylinder block, using new
gaskets
14. The water pump and outlet neck are then installed.
15. In case the engine is to be fitted to automobile chassis directly, the other parts such as flywheel, clutch,
gear box housing, fuel pump, carburettor distributor, alternator, power accessories, fan belt, etc., are
installed.