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COMBUSTION
ENGINES
INTERNAL
COMBUSTION
ENGINES
EXTERNAL
COMBUSTION
ENGINES
chamber
Example:
o Spark ignition engines
o Compression ignition engines
INTERNAL
COMBUSTION
ENGINES
SPARK IGNITION
ENGINES
COMPRESSION
IGNITION ENGINES
Types of engines
Reciprocating engines
Rotary engines
Types of spark
ignition engines
Advantages:
o Used because simplicity & low cost of prime mover
Applications:
o Motorcycles
o Compressor
burnt gases the piston moves towards BDC. Both the inlet
and exhaust valve remains closed during the stroke
The exhaust stroke: When the piston is at the BDC the
exhaust valve opens. As the pressure falls to atmospheric
level. The piston moves from TDC to BDC and sweeps the
products of discharge out at nearly atmospheric pressure.
The exhaust valve closes at the end of exhaust stroke
Intake
The intake phase of the cycle starts when the tip of the
Compression
As the rotor continues its motion around the housing,
Combustion
Most rotary engines have two spark plugs. The
Exhaust
Once the peak of the rotor passes the exhaust port, the
high-pressure combustion gases are free to flow out
the exhaust. As the rotor continues to move, the
chamber starts to contract, forcing the remaining
exhaust out of the port. By the time the volume of the
chamber is nearing its minimum, the peak of the rotor
passes the intake port and the whole cycle starts again
generation system
It has compressors and turbines connected by the
same shaft
When the compressors are rotated, a large volume of
air is sucked through the compressor blades into the
combustion chamber
Example:
Please calculate the power to weight ratio as given
data.
A typical turbocharged V8 diesel engine might have
an engine power of 250 kW and a weight 379 kg
Solution
250kW/379kg = 0.66kW/kg