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    The document appears to be a past exam paper for an Automotive Engineering course. It contains 15 multiple choice and numerical questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engine components, cycles, fuel systems, combustion, supercharging, lubrication and cooling. The questions cover topics such as the functions of camshafts and crankshafts, differences between Otto and Diesel cycles, types of fuel injectors, abnormal combustion, supercharging effects, engine performance curves, hydrostatic lubrication, pressurized cooling systems, engine components, fuel injection systems, combustion stages, knock, combustion chamber design, supercharger types, and calculations involving compression ratio, brake power, efficiency and fuel properties.

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    The document appears to be a past exam paper for an Automotive Engineering course. It contains 15 multiple choice and numerical questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engine components, cycles, fuel systems, combustion, supercharging, lubrication and cooling. The questions cover topics such as the functions of camshafts and crankshafts, differences between Otto and Diesel cycles, types of fuel injectors, abnormal combustion, supercharging effects, engine performance curves, hydrostatic lubrication, pressurized cooling systems, engine components, fuel injection systems, combustion stages, knock, combustion chamber design, supercharger types, and calculations involving compression ratio, brake power, efficiency and fuel properties.

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    The document appears to be a past exam paper for an Automotive Engineering course. It contains 15 multiple choice and numerical questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engine components, cycles, fuel systems, combustion, supercharging, lubrication and cooling. The questions cover topics such as the functions of camshafts and crankshafts, differences between Otto and Diesel cycles, types of fuel injectors, abnormal combustion, supercharging effects, engine performance curves, hydrostatic lubrication, pressurized cooling systems, engine components, fuel injection systems, combustion stages, knock, combustion chamber design, supercharger types, and calculations involving compression ratio, brake power, efficiency and fuel properties.

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    Reg. No.

    Question Paper Code : 13023


    B.E.iB.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEN{BER/DECEMBER 20tL

    B.E. - Automobile Engineering

    fhild Semester

    1 12302 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINF]S


    -
    (Regulation 2010)
    Time : Three hours Maxirnum : 100 rnarks

    Anslver ALL questions.

    PART A (10 x 2 = 20 mar.hs)


    -
    1. What are the functions of camshaft and crankshaft?

    2. Write the differences between Otto and Diesel cycle.

    3. \\rhat are the drawbacks of car.burettor?

    4. Name the different types of fuel injector nozzles used in diesel engine.

    5. Hou,do you differentlate normal combustion and abnor.mal combustion?

    6. Define
    "wirl and squish.
    7. What are the effects of superchalging on perfor.mance of the engine?

    8. Sketch the typical performance curves of an automotive diesel engine.

    9. Horv hydrostatic lubrication helps in lubrication?

    10. What is the necessity ofpressulised cooling?

    PART B (b x 16 = 80 mar.lis)
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    11. (a) Name the components that constitute an intelnal combustion engine
    (cross-section) with a neat sketch. Briefly explain the functionir.rg of each
    colnponent.

    Or
    (b) Compare four-stroke and two-stroke cycle engines with respect to
    different operating parameters. Bring out cleally their relative merits
    and demerits.

    12. (a) With ihe help of a neat sketch, explain the petrol injection system. Brief
    the sensors involved in it.

    Or
    (b) \\rrth a neat sketch explain the Jerk pump type ir.rjection system.

    13. (a) Explain the stages of combustion in diesel engines with a P-Q diagram
    and also Iist the parameters affecting the ignitron delay period.

    Ol
    (b) (r) Explain the concept ofknock in petrol and diesel engines. (6)
    (ii) Discuss the fhctors controlling combr.rstion chanrber desigr.r. (10)

    14. (a) Enumerate the main objectives of supelchalging. Explain various types
    superchalgers r.vith simple sketches.

    Or
    (b) A 6 cylinder petrol engi.ne operates on ,l-stroke c1.cle. The bore of the
    cylinder is 70 rnm and the sti'oke is 100 mm.'fhe clearance volume per'
    cylindel is 67 cc. At a speed of 3960 rprn, the luel consumption is
    19.5 kg/h and the torque developed is 140 N-m. Calculate
    (i) the compression ratio
    (i, the brake power
    (iii) the brake thermal efficiency if the calolilic value of the fuel is ,14

    \u/kg
    (iv) fuel porver
    (v) air standard effi.ciency and
    (vi) r'elative efficiency on blake porvel basis.

    15. (a) Explain the mechanism of dry sump lublicatior.r. Write its advirntages
    oYer \\,et sump lubi'ication

    Or'

    (b) Explain the principle and rvorking of foi'ced cilculation cooling systcm
    with a neat sketch. Brief about the components involved in it.

    13023

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