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) Define Engine and heat engine.
b) Differentiate between external
combustion and internal combustion
engines.
c) Why is choke used in carburetor?
d) How does a two stroke engine
differ from a four stroke engine?
e) Explain the term scavenging
efficiency.
f) Enumerate the factors affecting
delay period.
g) What are various components to
be lubricated in an engine?
h) How do additives help to obtain
desired properties of lubricants?
i) Enumerate the limitations to
supercharging.
j) Differentiate between air
cooling and water cooling systems.
SECTION-B
2. Briefly explain the classification of two stroke engines
based on scavenging
processes
giving neat sketches for each engine.
3. Explain various mechanisms of lubrication bringing out
their functions.
4. Briefly explain the stages of combustion in SI engines
elaborating the
flame front propagation. Explain
various factors affecting the flame speed.
5. Briefly explain the working of centrifugal and roots
supercharger giving
neat sketches.
6. Explain the forced circulation cooling system giving a
neat sketch.
SECTION-C
7. (a) Mention the basic aspects covered by the engine
performance. Explain
the parameters by which the
performance of an engine can be evaluated.
(b) Giving neat sketches, explain various types of
combustion chambers
used in CI engines.
8. (a) How are injection systems classified? Write short
note on common
rail injection system.
(b) Explain the use of study of the heat balance of an
engine.
9. What do you understand by term turbo-charging? How is
turbo-charging
different from
supercharging? Explain with a neat sketch the principle of
exhaust
turbo-charging of a single cylinder engine.
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