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Detonation or Knocking in IC Engines
Detonation or knocking in I.C. Engines - The loud pulsating noise heard within the engine…
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Difference between 2 stroke and 4 stroke Engine
The stroke of an engine is referred to the distance covered by the piston from…
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Engineering Materials – Introduction
The knowledge of engineering materials and their properties is of great importance for a design…
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Factors affecting material properties:
Heat treatment: Heat treatment is used to control heating and cooling of the metals to…
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Differences Between Centrifugal and Axial Flow Compressors
S.noCentrifugal CompressorsAxial Flow Compressors1In centrifugal compressors air flows radially in the compressorIn Axial flow compressors…
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Five Casting Design Tips Useful for a Casting Product Designer
Incorrect casting product design is one of the reasons why you end up producing faulty casting components.…
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Failure, Composite Delamination, and Damage Assessment
In the concurrent design and analysis of parts, accompanying testing, and field usage, predictive failure…
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Difference between the Theoretical and Actual p-v diagram of a 4 stroke petrol Engine Actual suction
During the suction stroke the atmospheric air must be entered into the engine cylinder. Then…
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Characteristics and Properties of Fuels
§ Fuels are any material that store potential energy in forms, which upon burning in oxygen…
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Comparison Between Fire Tube and Water Tube Boiler
Comparison between Fire Tube and Water Tube Boiler can be done in 14 aspects. Those aspects are operating pressure,…