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Hey guys how about if i add water in the hot engine's combustion chamber!! You might be thinking this that i've gone mad, but a man naming Bruce Crower did so. And you know what he got, he got an addition two stroke which not only improves efficiency.

Turbocharges and Supercharges are one of my favorite topics to talk about, these are one of the greatest engineering marvelous of its kind. First of all let's talk about what Turbocharges Actually both of  them work on the same principle, both.

In order to understand knocking we have to clear a few basic concepts about gases. Now we know that-PV = nRT, where P = pressure, V = volume, n = mole, R = gas constant, T = temperature From the above formula we come to know that pressure and volume.

An external combustion engine (EC engine) is a heat engine where an (internal) working fluid is heated by combustion of an external source, through the engine wall or a heat exchanger. The fluid then, by expanding and acting on the mechanism of the engine.

One of the frequently asked questions to me from numerous people was "How diesel engine differs from a gasoline engine" Both are internal combustion engine, both of them run on a 4-stroke cycle known as Otto-cycle, both convert chemical energy of fuel.

When people talk about car race or racing games, the topic of NOS generally comes up. So actually what is NOS? How it Works? Nos, Nitrous oxide (N2O) undergoes thermal decomposition and breaks up into Nitrogen and Oxygen, when heated at 300 degree.

Advantages---- 2-stroke engines have a significant power boost/supply than a 4-stroke engine as it is fired every 2 revolution and hence can produce double power than a 4-stroke engine. 2-stroke engine is lighter in weight due to simple construction.

Actually 2-stroke engine work in a very similar way to that of 4-stroke engine. Only there's a difference between the number of strokes or no. of cycles. In a 2-stroke engine- Demonstration Of Two Stroke Engine's Working First-stroke: The piston.

The biggest difference to notice when comparing figures between a 2-stroke engine and 4-stroke engine is that the spark-plug fires once every revolution in a two-stroke engine but in case of four-stroke engine the spark fires once every other revolution..

Now you all know about different types of engines. Now let's start with the Internal Combustion engine's first part i.e. PISTON ENGINE. Piston Engines are be classified further based on engine's cycle.... Ya, in case of Piston engine we have: 2 stroke.

Actually the basic concept behind an Internal Combustion Engine to be called as an Internal Combustion Engine is that the fuel which is available to it is burned inside the core of the engine or in other words the combustion process is carried out internally.

Shaft engines are those kind of engines which transmits its rotatory power or torque using a Drive Shaft. Drive Shaft are subject to torsion and shear stress. Drive Shaft has a great history.... Do you remember the.

Have u ever wondered how a BMW run/races around tracks & streets just using gasoline (which we commonly say petrol). You might have heard things like "V-10 engines" and "dual overhead cams" and "triple fuel injection." But what does all this mean? Many.

Do you know that a BMW car engine or its aircraft engine is actually a heat engine. Before we get into various combustion engine lets get into the basics, the building blocks of an ENGINE. It all starts with the concepts of thermodynamics, In.