The document on this Reference CD provides instruction on how to identify component functions, characteristics, and principles of operations of the two stroke, four stroke spark, compression ignition, and turbine engines, to include a comparison of gasoline and diesel system components.
It will enable you to identify the internal functions of selected components of spark and compression ignition and turbine internal combustion engines.
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PRINCIPLES OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINES
United States Army Combined Arms Support Command
(47 pages)
November 1991
Part A: Engine Construction
Internal and External Combustion Engines
Cylinder and Piston
Connecting Rod and Crankshaft
Stroke
Valves
Camshaft
Classification of Engines
Fuel
Cooling
Valve Arrangement
Cylinder Arrangement
Engine Operation
Intake Stroke
Compression Stroke
Power Stroke
Exhaust Stroke
Four Stroke and Two Stroke Engines
Two Stroke Cycle
Comparison of Two Stroke Cycle Engines
Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback
Part B: Diesel Engines
Characteristics of Diesel Engines
Fuel Intake and Ignition of Air-Fuel Mixture
Two Stroke Cycle Diesel Engines
Control of Speed and Power
Combustion Process
Turbine Engine
Turbine Engine Systems
Air Supply
Fuel
Combustion
Turbines
Exhaust
Turbine Operation
Mass
Pressure
Accelerated Mass
Conversion of Energy
Cycle Characteristics and Variations
Continuous Combustion
Thermal Comparison
Air Inlet Section
Compressors
Axial
Centrifugal Compressors
Combustion Chamber
Recouperator
Turbines
Radial Inflow
Axial Flow
Impulse Turbine
Reaction
Impulse-Reaction
Construction
Exhaust
Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback
THIS DOCUMENT IS IN ELECTRONIC ADOBE PDF FORMAT
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