Discuss about pros and cons of each type of ignition turrets.  Explain what is dwell Angle and importance of it to engine operation.  Explain how emission controlling is done in two types of ignition systems discussed here.  Explain the working of vacuum advancer unit  Discuss about pros and cons of each type of ignition turrets.  Explain what is Hall Effect, and explain how it woks  What are your thoughts about each type’s emission controlling?  Why do you think DIS system replaced Distributor type ignition systems?

Q: How spark advance mechanisms works in mechanical ignition system and what are its shortcomings?

A: The purpose of the spark advance mechanism is to assure that under every condition of engine…

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Q: Define ignition?

A: It can be defined as the procedure in which something starts to burn. It is the process of starting…

Q: It represents the net power output of the engine at the crankshaft. * Your answer If the fuel/air…

A: (a) To Fill:  The blanks of the statement. Explanation :   The power actually delivered by the…

Q: gnition delay can be considered as the duration between the start of injection and start of…

A: In a diesel engine fuel is atomized and then injected into the combustion cylinder where the  air is…

Q: Based on the circuit shown in Figure 19-11, complete the following exercises: A. Complete the chart…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Which engine design feature influences the emissions most strongly?

A: Given Data→ Emissions  Design feature

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Q: State the firing order of a 4-cylinder engine. Draw a schematic diagram of the typical ignition…

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Q: Why double contact beaker is used in mechanical ignition system?

A: A contact breaker is a mechanical switch, actuated by a turning cam, that represents the deciding…

Q: Write the names of all ignition systems used in automobiles. Briefly explain the structural…

A: To explain: To define all ignition system used in automobile. Briefly explain features working…

Q: Define intercooler and explain its function

A: Intercooler: It is a mechanical device which is used to cool a fluid in between the successive heat…

Q: l angle will lead to the burning of condenser and contact points. 2. Too small a dwell angle wil

A: Because the self-ignition temperature of the fuel (Petrol) in a Spark Ignition Engine is very high…

Q: I need parts 8, 9, and 10 answered pertaining to the print provided and the set of sequence…

A: If intake and exhaust will be on the same side of cylinder head then this is a reverse flow and…

Q: b) Discuss with neat sketch the difference between detonation in S.I. engine and diesel knock.

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Q: When diagnosing engine management system faults, under what circumstances would the single trigger…

A: In diagnosing engine management system faults, a single trigger event on an oscilloscope may be used…

Q: 20. Technician A says that an ignition system must generate sufficient voltage to force a spark…

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Q: What does a slope in the spark line represent?   a. Low secondary resistance     b. High resistance…

A: The spark plug is an important element of SI engines to burn the air-fuel mixture (Petrol-Air). It…

Q: what the difference between four stroke spark ignition engine and tow stroke cycle ?

A: The basic difference between 4 stroke SI engine and 2 stroke cycle is that for each power cycle the…

Q: Auto-ignition might occurs in spark ignition .4 engine at low engine speed because the flame…

A: Auto ignition is the self-ignition of the fuel or air-fuel mixture before the spark has fired.…

Q: Write an article to discuss the following questions: Why does the spark need to be advanced before…

A: Title: The Importance of Spark Timing in Internal Combustion EnginesIntroduction: The ignition…

Q: A small horsepower Briggs engine's spark plug is firing too late. Tech a says that the spark plug…

A: Tech A is correct.

Q: 1) What is the effect if it occurs  error data reading on Throttle Position  Sensors?

A: As per policy, only one question can be answered. Hence first question is answered.   (1) What is…

Q: What does a slope in the spark line represent?

A: Sparklines are very small line graphs that are usually drawn without axes or coordinates. In a…

Q: mall a dwell angle will Ie mall a dwell angle will arge a dwell angle will re arge a dwell will…

A: The ignition system's goal is to produce an electric spark in the engine combustion chamber at…

Q: Which of the following statements is false regarding spark ignition? OA. Hydrogen gas, Acetylene and…

A: A. Hydrogen gas, Acetylene and Carbon Disulfide can ignite with a very high spark energy: This…

Q: How ECU controlled ignition system works in SI engines?

A: The ECM regulates four main parts of your vehicle's operating systems: air-fuel ratio, idle…

Q: When the throttle plates are closed in a port injectionsystem, where does the air needed for idle…

A: Port fuel injection on which fuel is delivered directly into the cylinder head or intake manifold of…

Q: what is the components of the hfo powerplant?

A: Heavy Oil Fuel Power plant (HFO Power plant) Heavy fuel oil (HFO) is a petroleum distillate, and…

Q: Explain volumetric re-ignition as applied to S.I engine

A: SI Engines : A spark-ignition engine (SI engine) is an internal combustion engine, generally a…

Q: How many degrees of crankshaft travel until the intake valve open after ignition? (in degrees)

A: Given data:- IO 19° BTC EO 56° BBC IC 64° ABC EC 36° ATC To find:-degrees of crankshaft travel until…

Q: plss make and introduction about speed control of pneuamtic cylinder and indirect control of…

A: The pneumatic cylinders can be directly controlled via the actuation of a final directional control…

Q: how many times will a Direct Injection coil fire in 720 degrees of crankshaft rotaion

A: In a 4-stroke cycle, each individual cylinder fires once every two revolutions- the complete cycle…

Q: Explain the phenomenon of auto-ignition. Explain how auto-ignition is responsible for knocking in…

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Q: How many degrees of crankshaft travel until the exhaust valve opens after the intake valve closes?…

A: Given data:- IO 22° BTC EO 63° BBC IC 64° ABC EC 33° ATC To find :-degrees of crankshaft travel…

Q: Explain the operation of TWO (2) way catalytic convertor which use in Sl engine. Explain how to test…

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Q: Technician A says there is less heat energy in high octane gasoline and, therefore less power is…

A: Technician A says there is less heat energy in high octane gasoline and, therefore less power…

Q: * The rectangular block of material of length L and cross-sectional area A tits snugly between two…

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Hermetic Compressors

A compressor is a device that is used to increase the pressure of gas from low pressure to high pressure. The compressor is like a control volume, where in and out of mass occurs along with the interaction of energy with the surroundings in the form of heat and electricity.