This document contains a summary of the course contents for an automotive engineering subject on fuels and combustion taught in the fourth year. It outlines 16 weekly topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to fuel types and requirements, fuel molecular structures, internal combustion engine fuels, improving fuel quality, knocking in engines, alternative fuels, combustion basics, combustion chemical equations, air-fuel ratios, combustion products analysis, dissociation, equilibrium constants, and applying the first law of thermodynamics to combustion.
This document contains a summary of the course contents for an automotive engineering subject on fuels and combustion taught in the fourth year. It outlines 16 weekly topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to fuel types and requirements, fuel molecular structures, internal combustion engine fuels, improving fuel quality, knocking in engines, alternative fuels, combustion basics, combustion chemical equations, air-fuel ratios, combustion products analysis, dissociation, equilibrium constants, and applying the first law of thermodynamics to combustion.
This document contains a summary of the course contents for an automotive engineering subject on fuels and combustion taught in the fourth year. It outlines 16 weekly topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to fuel types and requirements, fuel molecular structures, internal combustion engine fuels, improving fuel quality, knocking in engines, alternative fuels, combustion basics, combustion chemical equations, air-fuel ratios, combustion products analysis, dissociation, equilibrium constants, and applying the first law of thermodynamics to combustion.
This document contains a summary of the course contents for an automotive engineering subject on fuels and combustion taught in the fourth year. It outlines 16 weekly topics that will be covered over the course, including introductions to fuel types and requirements, fuel molecular structures, internal combustion engine fuels, improving fuel quality, knocking in engines, alternative fuels, combustion basics, combustion chemical equations, air-fuel ratios, combustion products analysis, dissociation, equilibrium constants, and applying the first law of thermodynamics to combustion.