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    The document discusses different types of engines and their classifications. Engines can be classified based on whether they are heat engines that convert chemical energy to mechanical energy, or internal combustion engines. They can also be classified based on the number of strokes, whether 2-stroke or 4-stroke, the type of fuel used such as diesel or petrol, the ignition method like spark ignition or compression ignition, the number of cylinders, the arrangement of cylinders, and the cooling system like air, water, or oil cooling. Key engine components are also defined such as top dead center, bottom dead center, bore, clearance volume, swept volume, and stroke.

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    The document discusses different types of engines and their classifications. Engines can be classified based on whether they are heat engines that convert chemical energy to mechanical energy, or internal combustion engines. They can also be classified based on the number of strokes, whether 2-stroke or 4-stroke, the type of fuel used such as diesel or petrol, the ignition method like spark ignition or compression ignition, the number of cylinders, the arrangement of cylinders, and the cooling system like air, water, or oil cooling. Key engine components are also defined such as top dead center, bottom dead center, bore, clearance volume, swept volume, and stroke.

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    ENGINE AND ENGINE

    CLASSIFICATION

    Presented
    By
    Prashant Kumar Singh
    HEAT ENGINE

    Heat engine a machine or device which conversion


    chemical energy into heat energy to mechanical
    energy.
    ENGINE

    EC
    IC
    ENGINE
    ENGINE

    STREAM ENGINE COMPRESSION


    SPARK IGNITION
    IGNITION
    ENGINE
    ENGINE

    2- Stroke 4-Stroke 2-Stroke 4-Stroke


    CLASSIFICATION OF ENGINE
    1. On the basis of engine
    a) I C b) E C
    2. On the basis of Fuel :-
    Diesel, Petrol, Gas
    3. On the basis of stroke:-
    a) 2- Stroke
    b) 4- Stroke

    4. On the basis of cooling system:-


    c) Water cooled engine
    d) Air cooled engine
    e) Oil cooled engine
    5. On the basis of Ignition:-
    i. Spark ignition engine
    ii. Compression ignition engine
    6. On the basis of Cylinders:-
    iii. Single cylinder engine
    iv. Double cylinder engine
    v. Multi cylinder engine
    8. On the basis of Arrangements of cylinder:-
    (a) Inline engine (b) V-type engine (c) W-type

    (d) Horizontal engine (e) Opposed engine (f) Radial


    engine
    Terminology of Engine
    1. T.D.C. (Top dead centre)
    2. B.D.C. (Bottom dead centre)
    3. Bore
    4. Clearance volume
    5. Swept volume
    6. Stroke
    7. Total volume
    THANK YOU

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