Draw a schematic diagram of a supercharged engine and a turbocharged engine layout:
Draw a schematic diagram of a supercharged engine and a turbocharged engine layout:
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Transcribed Image Text:Forced Induction – For combustion engines, two main types of forced induction (or pressure
charging) are used: Supercharging and Turbocharging. Both methods compress the inlet charge
substantially above atmospheric pressure before the point of ignition. The compressed charge
will become more dense which will create an increase in power and torque from a similar sized
naturally aspirated engine.
It is worth noting that on high speed vehicles (Formula One) a ram-air effect forced induction can
be achieved using intake tube(s) directed into the on-coming air. This can be seen on race cars
where the intake is above the drivers head for unrestricted flow or on racing motorbikes where
the intake is positioned in the front fairing.
Draw a schematic diagram of a supercharged engine and a turbocharged engine layout:

Transcribed Image Text:Exhaust Manifolds – After combustion has taken place it is necessary to remove all spent gases
as quickly as possible. Exhaust manifolds, as the name suggests are attached to the cylinder head
exhaust ports which allows hot gases to flow out of the engine into an exhaust system. As with
intake systems, the design of the exhaust manifold is critical to the overall performance of an
engine.
Normally, production exhaust manifolds are made from cast iron due to the excessive heat
produce by the combustion process (>800°C) and at a relatively cheap cost. However for extreme
heat and high gas flow, sculptured steel tubes are used to ensure gases flow equally from each
cylinder especially at high engine speeds with minimum restriction.
High performance manifold
Mass produced manifold
Q.3 Briefly explain why it is necessary for gases to flow in and out of a cylinder with minimum
restriction.
Q.4 Carry out research to find out what a flow bench can be used for when developing engines .
Briefly explain your findings in the box below.
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