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    Technological University (Maubin)

    Department of Mechanical Engineering


    Course Information for Internal Combustion Engines

    1. Title of Subject Internal Combustion Engines


    2. Subject Code ME – 51023 & ME - 52023
    3. Credit Hour 2&2
    4. Pre-requisite ME-21013, ME-22013, ME-31013,ME32013 –
    Thermodynamics
    5.Aim of Subject To provide adequate knowledge for the students to the concepts
    thermodynamic principle applied in internal combustion engines
    and its components
    6. Learning Outcomes LO(1) Ability to understand the ignition system of SI engine,
    of Subject
    injection system of CI engine components and how do they work,
    LO(2) Ability to understand the stages of combustion in SI and
    CI engine and phenomenon of detonation of SI engine and knock
    characteristic of CI engine and affect of engine variable on it,
    LO(3) Ability to understand lubrication and cooling system of
    Internal Combustion Engine,
    LO(4) Ability to apply thermodynamic principle on calculation
    of supercharger and turbocharger especially on isentropic
    efficiency of turbine and compressor
    LO(5) Ability to understand operation principle of two stroke
    engine and advantages and disadvantages of two stroke engine

    Lab Experiment Work in a group


    7. Assessment Scheme Report Writing 10%
    Practical assessment at the
    end of the lab
    Tutorial To Enhance the 20%
    understanding of basic
    concept in lectures
    Mid-Term Exam Written Exam 35%
    Final Exam Written Exam 35%
    Topics Hours
    Fundamental of Internal Combustion Engine
    •Introduction, Principles of SI and CI engine
    operation, 2-stroke engines, 4-stroke engines 3

    •Basic engine Performance and Road Load 3


    Performance
    8. Detail of Subject
    • understand the performance parameters in
    evaluation of IC engine
    performance,
    • calculate the speed of IC engine, fuel consumption,
    air consumption, etc.,
    • evaluate the exhaust smoke and exhaust emission,
    and
    Differentiate between the performance of SI engine
    and CI engines.

    Ideal standard cycles, thermal efficiencies,


    comparison, deviations ,
    2
    Otto Cycle, Diesel Cycle, Dual Cycle

    Compression Chart, Combustion Chart, Lean


    Mixture, Rich Mixture, Correct Mixture, Calculation
    of Otto Cycle, Diesel Cycle, Dual Cycle by using
    4
    Chart
    Fuel Air Cycles Analysis ,Time Losses, Losses due to
    imperfect mixing of the charge, Exhaust blowdown 3
    lossess, Direct heat loss due to cylinder walls
    Actual Cycles and Their Analysis The nature of fuel
    air ratio: very rich or very lean 3
    :The ignition advanced is not optimum.
    Characteristics of engine fuels, knock resistance,
    2
    ignition tendancy, ccombustion chemistry (air excess
    ratio, calorific value, adiabatic flame temperature,
    dissociation)
    Carburator fundamentals, fuel injection, control of
    A/F ratio: Float system, Ideal system, Main metering
    system.Power system, Acceleration pump system,
    4
    Choke system

    •Electronic Fuel Injection, electronic control module,


    sensor, actuators, electronic fuel injection system,
    comparison between EFI and Carburettors,
    Read-only memory (ROM) 6
    Random-access memory (RAM)
    Keep-alive memory (KAM).
    Review
    9. Teaching and This subject will be delivered using the following:
    Learning Activities Lecture Hours = 30 hours
    Lab/Tutorial Hours = 60 hours
    Total Contact Hours = 90 hours
    10. Laboratory 1. Four Stroke Petrol Engine
    2. Four Stroke Diesel Engine
    3. Automotive Trainer
    4. Ignition System Trainer
    11. Reading Material Textbook Internal Combustion Engine Text Book
    Reference Fundamental of Internal Combustion Engine,
    Material Prentice Hill, New Jersey, Willard W, Pulkrabek

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