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Intake and Exhaust Manifold
Intake and Exhaust Manifold
INTAKE AND
EXHAUST:
TYPES AND FUNCTION
MULTIPLE
• In automobile mechanics
The term manifold , manifold or port refers to a set of tubes
or ducts that are used to distribute the air/fuel mixture in the
intake cycle or to collect
the engine exhaust gases in the last cycle or exhaust cycle.
When 2 or more ducts or tubes are joined to one, it is also
called a manifold so that there can be an "intake manifold"
and an exhaust manifold. These tubes are normally
branched into several inlets (or outlet(s)), usually one tube
for each valve of each cylinder.
INTAKE MANIFOLD
• 1. AIR FILTER
• 2. INTAKE MANIFOLD
• FUNCTION:
The intake system provides the
necessary volume of clean engine air
(air mass).
INTAKE MANIFOLD
• The multiple of
Intake also intervenes in the mixing
and atomization of gasoline. Its main
function is to distribute the air-fuel
mixture equally to each cylinder.
EFFICIENCY IN INTAKE MANIFOLD
• COMPONENTS:
1 .-Manifold
2 .-Three-way catalytic converter
3 .-Exhaust pipe
4 .-Muffler
OPERATION OF THE MANIFOLD
EXHAUST
• The exhaust pipe participates in the operation of the engine:
EXHAUST MANIFOLD MATERIAL
CATALYTIC CONVERTER
The catalytic converter is located in the center of
the exhaust system to remove harmful elements
from the exhaust gases.
Harmful elements in exhaust gases include CO
(carbon monoxide), HC (hydrocarbons) and NOx
(nitric oxides).
EXHAUST INTAKE MANIFOLD
• MUFFLER
Since exhaust gases are expelled from the
engine at a high pressure and temperature,
if they were expelled directly they would
produce explosion sounds.