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How to fix lubrication in two stroke engine works at LPG?
With aditional lubrification oil pump or injector
Furnace used in thermal power plant How this furnace works in heating the boiler?
A Furnace works by heating the power plant with the fuel provided you idiot... how else do you think it works??
How is liquid petroleum gas system used on a forklift?
LPG works exactly the same as gasoline, but cleaner.
How do you work ejector system of desalination plant?
to create vacuum for decreasing the boiling point. it works the base of converging-diverging procedure.
How does the hmu unit work at refinery?
The HMU unit at refinery works by using the Heat Exchanger Reformer technology to help produce 99.9% pure Hydrogen gas.
How internal combustion engine works?
Magic.
How a gear shifter works in an engine?
It doesn't ... it works with the transmission. It's required because the internal combustion engine works best at a fixed speed ... whereas you want the wheel speed to change frequently.
How Ferrari motor works?
Essentially the same as any modern sophisticated internal combustion engine, except more radical.
What exactly is a Sterling engine?
A Stirling engine is an external combustible engine. It is a car engine that doesn't use internal combustion and instead works by transferring air from outside and compressing it.
What type of engine is needed for a car to operate?
Most cars use an internal combustion engine or variance thereof to operate. An internal combustion engine works by using combustible fuel, such as fossil fuels, and combining this with a fuel oxidizer. The combination of the two creates high pressure and high temperatures to move different parts of the engine (pistons, turbine blades etc).
What is the Efficiency of a standard internal combustion engine?
the internal combustion engine works by converting chemical energy (fuel) into heat energy. the heat energy then expands the compressed air to drive the piston down. typically a third of this heat goes straight out of the exhaust, which is why the exhaust gets hot. another third of the heat is absorbed into the engine, hence the need for a cooling system which means that only a third of the heat generated is used to drive the psiton down making the internal combustion engine only about 33% efficient. robb
Can atomized liquid burn?
Yes - the internal combustion engine works on just that principle - as do all those gasoline explosions in action movies.
How a dirt bike engine works?
A dirt or trail bike engine works much like any other internal combustion engine. However, it may be a two stroke engine that reacts more quickly and has more torque. The transmissions on dirt bikes are often geared lower also.
How does a mechanic use science in their daily work?
yes and no they need to know the science of how an internal combustion engine works but they could just follow a list of steps and not know anything about a car
How does the airplane engine works?
An aeroplane's engine sucks air. Combustion takes place due to jet fuel. The force of the combustion propels the aircraft.
Do carburetors start a car?
No, starters start an engine. A carburetor supplies the fuel/air mixture to the engine. This mixture combined with a spark, ignites the fuel/air mixture thus causing the engine to run. This is a very simplistic explanation. Search "how the internal combustion engine works" for more information.
What is supercharger?
A supercharger, basically feeds more air into the cylinders to drive the pistons, so more combustion with the fuel is possible, and therefore more power. It is driven mechanically (directly from the engine) so it works straight way, opposed to a turbocharger which works from the exhaust pressure, and suffers 'turbo lag'. A supercharger is a device that makes the pressure of the fuel-air mixture in an internal combustion engine go up. A supercharger allows the engine to be more efficient.
