Roll No. ......................
Total No. of Questions : 09]
B.Tech. (Sem. –
4th)
INTERNAL
COMBUSTION ENGINES
SUBJECT CODE : AE
- 202
Paper ID : [A0708]
Time : 03 Hours
Instruction to Candidates:
1. SECTION-A is COMPULSORY
consisting of TEN questions carrying
TWO marks each.
2. SECTION-B contains FIVE
questions carrying FIVE marks each and
students has to attempt any FOUR
questions.
3. SECTION-C contains THREE
questions carrying TEN marks each and
students has to attempt any TWO
questions.
SECTION-A
l. Write briefly :
a) What do you mean by compression
ratio of an engine?
b) How are I.C engines classified?
c) What are the drawbacks of a
simple carburettor?
d) Define Cetane number of a fuel.
e) What do you mean by ignition
lag?
f) What are the different stages of
combustion in CI engine?
g) What are the different methods
of turbocharging?
h) What is function of fins and why
they are provided?
i) Differentiate between I.H.P. and
B.H.P.
j) What are different additives
used in lubricants?
SECTION-B
2. Draw the valve timing diagram of two stroke and four
stroke engine and
compare them with actual
diagrams.
3. Explain the phenomenon of knocking in S.I engine and what
is the effect
of various engine variables on
S.I engine knock?
4. What are the essential requirements of an automobile
carburettor? Explain
any one automobile carburettor
with a suitable sketch.
5. What is an air cooling system and in which type of engine
it is normally
used?
6. What is the need for supercharging and explain the
working of Turbocharger?
SECTION-C
7. A large four stroke cycle diesel engine runs at 2000
r.p.m. The engine
has a
displacement of 25 litres and brake mean effective pressure of
0.6MN/m
2. It consumes 0.018 kg/s of fuel and the calorific value of
fuel
is 42000
kJ/kg. Determine the brake power and brake thermal efficiency.
8. The
following details were noted in a test on four cylinder, four stroke
engine.
Diameter = 100 mm,
Stroke = 120mm,
Speed of the
engine =1600 r.p.m.,
Fuel
consumption = 0.2 kg/min,
Calorific
value of fuel = 44000 kJ/kg
Difference in
tension on either side of the brake pulley = 40 kg,
Brake
circumference = 300 cm.
If the
mechanical efficiency is 80 %. Calculate :
i. Brake Thermal efficiency
ii. Indicated thermal efficiency
iii. Indicated mean effective pressure
iv. Brake specific fuel consumption
9. Explain with a suitable sketch Dry sump and Wet sump
lubrication system.
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