Automobile Engineering

Automobile: Self-propelled vehicle that travel on land

Automobile Timeline
1769 - Nicholas Joseph Cugnot designs and M. Brezon constructs the first automobile.

1750 1876 - German, Nikolaus A. Otto designed and developed the first practical 4 stroke engine. 1896 - The company later named after him, Henry Ford produced his first car, the twocylinder quadricycle.

1840

1840

1860 - Lenoir built first internal combustion engine, operated by vegetable oil.

1885 1892 - German engineer, Rudolph Diesel constructed the first diesel engine. 1886 Daimler&Benz produced first automobile

1930 1914 - Henry Ford introduces the assembly-line technique for manufacture of the Model T.

History of Automobile
1769 - Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot built a steam tractor 1860 - Lenoir engine 1876 - Otto four stroke spark ignition engine 1880s - Two stroke engine 1886 - First automobile was produced by Daimler& Benz 1892 - Diesel four stroke compression ignition engine 1957 - Wenkel rotary engine

History of Automobile
1769 - Nicholas Joseph Cugnot with Steam automobile.

SI Engine(1876) by Nicolaus August Otto

1886 Daimler&Benz produced first automobile

History of Automobile
Diesel Engine 1892 by Rudolf Diesel

1914 - Henry Ford introduces the assembly-line technique for manufacture of the Model T

Automobile History
1849 -- Volvo 1854 -- Samuel McKeen- odometer 1901 -- Frederick William Lanchester- disc brakes 1904 Christie model 1905 -- Mary Anderson 1916

Automobile History
1929 -- Paul Galvin 1938 -- Buick 1940 Packard 1951 Power steering 1953 General Motors ,Chrysler and Packard 1958 -- Cruise control Chrysler Imperial, New Yorker and Windsor car models. 1973 -- General Motors - air bags - Chevrolet

Construction

AUTOMOBILE ENGINE power source

Fuel system Ignition system Lubrication system Cooling system

Engine

Throttle

Radiator

Engine overview

Cylinder Head System

Exhaust System

Engine Component

Cooling System

Crank Case

Intake System

Manifold

Cam shaft

Drive belt

Power to Wheels
Power train Clutch Transmission Differential Tires and wheels

Body

transmission

Engine

chassis
4 wheel drive suspension

4 wheel drive

Front wheel drive

Controlling ride and Handling

Suspension system Steering system Braking system

Suspension Overview

Accessories
Electronic controls system Body design Regulation
Air pollution Safety Fuel economy

Aerodynamic wind tunnel test

New Technology
GDI(Gasoline Direct Injection) Engine
PILOT/MAIN/POST INJECTION (Diesel Engine)