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Title: Engines and Motors


1
Engines and Motors
2
Types
  • Internal Combustion Engines
  • External Combustion Engines

3
Internal Combustion-Basic Parts
  • Crankcase
  • Crankshaft
  • Piston
  • Piston Rings
  • Connecting Rod
  • 4-Stroke Engine
  • Valvetrain
  • Camshaft
  • Valves

4
Crankcase
  • Main Structural component of the engine.

5
Piston
  • Cylindrical part fitted in a cylinder
  • Transmits power created by the combusting fuel
    air

6
Piston Rings
  • Seals the Piston to the Cylinder Wall

7
Connecting Rod
  • Links Crankshaft to Piston

8
Crankshaft
  • Converts the Linear motion of the piston to a
    Rotary motion.

9
4-Stroke Engine-Valvetrain
  • Camshaft
  • Operates Valves
  • Valves
  • Open and Close Ports

10
Internal Combustion Engines
  • 4-Stroke Gas
  • 2-Stroke Gas

11
4-Stroke Gas Engines
  • 4 Stroke / Cycle
  • Intake
  • Compression
  • Power
  • Exhaust

12
Intake Stroke
  • Piston moves down drawing in fuel and air.

13
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Intake
14
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Compression
  • Piston moves up, squeezing the fuel and air

15
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Compression
16
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Power
  • Near Top Dead Center spark ignites the fuel and
    air combusting the vapor forcing the piston down.

17
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Power
18
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Exhaust
  • Piston moves up forcing out the spent gasses

19
4-Stroke Gas Engines - Exhaust
20
4-Stroke Gas Engines
  • 4-Stroke In Action
  • Pros
  • Easy to Refuel
  • Light Weight
  • Inexpensive
  • Cons
  • Only 30 Efficient

21
2-Stroke Gas Engines
  • Completes the 4-cycles in 2-strokes
  • No Valvetrain
  • Uses Transfer Ports

22
2-Stroke Gas Engines
  • 2-Stroke in action
  • Advantages
  • Less Moving Parts
  • Light Weight
  • Twice as Powerful
  • Operating Position
  • Disadvantages
  • Frequent Rebuilds
  • Pollution
  • Burns Oil

23
External Combustion Engines
  • Steam Engines
  • Rocket Engines

24
Steam Engines
  • Steam engines were the first engine type to see
    widespread use.
  • Used to pump water

25
Steam Engines
26
Rocket Engines
  • Rocket engines are reaction engines.
  • Two Types
  • Solid Fuel
  • Liquid Fuel

27
Solid Liquid Fuel
28
The End
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