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    This document contains questions from an exam on automotive engines. It includes questions about scavenging, the differences between air injection and solid injection and carburetion, the differences between pre-ignition and auto-ignition and what knock is in a CI engine. Other questions cover octane and cetane numbers, the differences between turbocharging and supercharging, where dry sump lubrication is preferred, what evaporative cooling is, what a delay period is in a CI engine, comparing two-stroke and four-stroke engines and more. The document provides multiple choice and descriptive questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engines.

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    This document contains questions from an exam on automotive engines. It includes questions about scavenging, the differences between air injection and solid injection and carburetion, the differences between pre-ignition and auto-ignition and what knock is in a CI engine. Other questions cover octane and cetane numbers, the differences between turbocharging and supercharging, where dry sump lubrication is preferred, what evaporative cooling is, what a delay period is in a CI engine, comparing two-stroke and four-stroke engines and more. The document provides multiple choice and descriptive questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engines.

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    This document contains questions from an exam on automotive engines. It includes questions about scavenging, the differences between air injection and solid injection and carburetion, the differences between pre-ignition and auto-ignition and what knock is in a CI engine. Other questions cover octane and cetane numbers, the differences between turbocharging and supercharging, where dry sump lubrication is preferred, what evaporative cooling is, what a delay period is in a CI engine, comparing two-stroke and four-stroke engines and more. The document provides multiple choice and descriptive questions testing knowledge of internal combustion engines.

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    Reg. No.

    Question Paper Code :

    11140

    B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL/MAY 2011 Third Semester Automobile Engineering

    AT 2201 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINES (Regulation 2008) Time : Three hours

    Answer ALL questions

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

    What is meant by scavenging?

    What is the difference between air injection and solid injection? What is carburetion?

    What is the difference between pre ignition and auto ignition? What is meant by knock in CI engine? What do you mean by octane number and cetane number in fuels? Differentiate turbocharging from supercharging.

    10.

    21

    Where is dry sump lubrication preferred and Why? What is evaporative cooling?

    21

    What is meant by delay period in CI engine?

    PART A (10 2 = 20 marks)

    21

    Maximum : 100 marks

    PART B (5 16 = 80 marks) 11. (a) (i) (ii) (b) (i) (ii) 12. (a) (i) (ii) Compare two stroke and four stroke cycle engines. Give the classification of IC engines. Or Compare Otto and diesel cycles. Draw P-V, T-S diagram of both.(8) With a neat sketch, explain the working of simple fixed venturi carburetor. (8) Discuss the types of injector nozzles. Or (b) (i) (ii) 13. (a) (i) (ii) (8) (8)

    21

    Describe with a neat sketch the simple diesel engine governor.(8) How is an injection pump calibrated? (8)

    What are the stages of combustion in diesel engine? Explain. (8)

    (b)

    (i) (ii)

    Discuss the types of combustion chambers used in IC Engines.(8) What are the general principles of SI engine chamber design? (8) Explain briefly the supercharging of SI engine. (8)

    14.

    (a)

    (i) (ii)

    How do you measure the mass of air supplied to an IC engine?(8) Or Describe how the IP of a multi cylinder engine is measured. (8)

    (b)

    (i) (ii)

    15.

    (a)

    Discuss in detail the types of cooling systems used in IC engines. (16) Or

    21

    (b)

    What are the requirements of lubrication? Discuss the types of lubrication systems used in IC engines. (16)

    Describe with suitable sketch, the working of brake rope dynamometer. (8)

    21
    2

    9
    Or

    Discuss how the ignition timing depends on load and speed. (8)

    Give the working principle of two stroke spark ignition engine.(8)

    (8)

    11140

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