Archive for March 2010

Working of Four-Stroke Engine

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..
Mar 25, 2010
Posted by Sayantan Mandal

Piston Engine Parts

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.
Mar 24, 2010
Posted by Sayantan Mandal

Internal Combustion Engine

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 Engine

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.

Classification of Engines

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.
Mar 22, 2010
Posted by Sayantan Mandal

How Heat Engine Works

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.
Mar 21, 2010
Posted by Sayantan Mandal

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