Engineering Update 🏗🔩

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #car #automobile #automotive #engine #engineer #engineering #TRUCK #speed #System #gasoline #porsche #bmw #hyundai #ferrari #lamborghini #سيارة #محرك #صيانه #oil #engineers #engineoil #jaguar #سيارات #piston #automobiles #cars #Mainte

😍😍Mechanical important topic 😍😍 ✳️ ⛩️Engine Types 🏎️🏍️🚜🛻🚗 ✴️ Introduction 🔹️The engine is a device that converts the heat energy of fuel into mechanical energy. The engines are mostly used in the automobile industry. Different kinds of engines are available based on our requirements. 🔹️The classification of the engines depends upon the types of fuel used, the cycle of operation, number of strokes, type of ignition, number of cylinders, arrangement of cylinders, valve arrangement, types of cooling, etc. these engines are used in different areas such as in automotive industries, aircraft industries, marine industries, etc. according to their suitability they are used in different areas. ✴️ Types of Engine: 🔹️We can broadly classify engines into two categories are Internal Combustion Engine and External Combustion Engine. ➡️ Internal Combustion Engines: Fuel combustion takes place inside the engine system. Examples: Motorcycle, Car, Bus (fuel burns inside the engine system). ➡️ External Combustion Engines: Fuel combustion takes place outside the engine system. Examples: Steam Engine, Power Plant (In Turbine blade rotating and with the help of induction motor produces electricity) 🌎🌎🆓🆓🟪⬛⬛⬛🟩🟩🟩🟨🟨🟧🟧 🔵🎊Best Mechanical Engineering information✅Android App Download fast https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mechanical.notes ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🌀🌀 Join telegram channel🌀🌀💎💎 https://t.me/engineeringupdate ✅✅✅✅✅ 🔵🎊Best All Engineering notes 😍💙❤️ 🆓🆕Android App download fast 🆕🎉 ✅All tools and notes 🆓🎉🎉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptech.engineeringnotes ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🌀🌀 Join telegram channel🌀🌀💎💎 https://t.me/engineeringupdate ✅✅✅✅✅✅ 🟢 The engines have been classified into different categories: 🔸️In General: ▫️Internal Combustion Engine ▫️External Combustion Engine ▫️Hybrid Engine (Internal combustion engine + electric engine). ▫️Electric Engine 🔸️Based On Fuel Used: ▫️Petrol Engine (Gasoline Engine) ▫️Diesel Engine ▫️Gas Engine 🔸️Based On Cycle of operation: ▫️Otto Cycle Engine ▫️Diesel Cycle Engine ▫️The Dual Combustion Cycle Engine 🔸Based on ️Number of Strokes per Cycle: ▫️Four-Stroke Engine ▫️Two-Stroke Engine ▫️Six-Stroke Engine 🔸️Based On Type of Ignition: ▫️Spark Ignition (S.I.) Engine ▫️Compression Ignition (C.I.) Engine 🔸Based on ️Number of Cylinders: ▫️Single-Cylinder Engine ▫️Two-Cylinder Engine (Double Cylinder Engine) ▫️Three-Cylinder Engine ▫️Four-Cylinder Engine ▫️Six-Cylinder Engine ▫️Eight-Cylinder Engine ▫️Twelve-Cylinder Engine ▫️Sixteen Cylinder Engine 🔸️Based On Valve arrangement: ▫️L-Head Engine ▫️I-Head Engine ▫️F-Head Engine ▫️T-Head Engine ⚪️ L-Head Engine: In these types of engine, the inlet and exhaust valves are arranged side by side and operated by a single camshaft. The cylinder and combustion chamber form an inverted L. ⚪️ I-head engine: In I-head engines, the inlet and exhaust valves are located in the cylinder head. A single valve actuates all the valves. These types of engines are mostly used in automobiles. ⚪️ F-head engine: It is a combination of I-head and F-head engines. In this, one valve usually inlet valve is in the head and the exhaust valve lies in the cylinder block. Both the sets of valve are operated by the single camshaft. ⚪️T-head engine: In T-head engines, the inlet valve located at one side and the exhaust valve on other side of the cylinder. Here two camshafts are required to operate, one for the inlet valve and other one is for the exhaust valve. 🔸 Based on ️Cooling System: ▫️Air-Cooled Engine ▫️Water-Cooled Engine 🔸 Based on ️Arrangement of Cylinders: ▫️Inline Vertical Engine ▫️Horizontal Engine ▫️Radial Engine ▫️V-Engine ▫️W-Type Engine ▫️Opposed Cylinder Engine 🔸️Based On Method of Fuel Injection ▫️Carburettor Engine ▫️Air Injection Engine ▫️Airless or Solid Injection Engine ✅️ Note 📝: We will discuss each type of engine in detail, including the working principle, parts, troubleshooting, and maintenance..