A hydrometer is a device used to determine the density of a fluid, often a solution of water and salt, acid, or caustic. In automobile engineering it is used to determine the strength of battery acid based on its density. If the density of the solution is too low acid needs to be added, if it is too high water needs to be added. The normal reading for a lead-acid battery used in automobiles is 1.2 - 1.3 grams per milliliter. Less than 1.18 the acid needs to be replaced, more than that may indicate a need to replenish the volume with fresh distilled water.
Note: hydrometers read normally at 77 F, temperatures above or below this can give false readings. The battery should be fully charged when taking a reading.
Automobile power engineering is better if you are making an automobile, but worse if you making a computer or a TV set.
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Yes.IME Provided Degree Engineering course in Automobile engineering
Sometimes, but not always engineering can get frusterating
Which is the most prestigious institute offering Automobile engineering in USA?"
Engineering to do with designing and repairing of automobiles
I'd take the more general degree first - ME, and do the specialty degree as MS - AE, if you can find it.
No. automobile engineering and mechanical engineering r different. Mech. engg. deals with overall study of production engineering, designe engineering, automobile engineering, thermal engineeringand many other topic. Automobile engineering can be considered as a specific branch which deals with the topics specific to automobile engineering.
Automotive Engineering is part of the College of Engineering. Admission is into the college, not the major.
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Automobile engineering can be considered as a part of mechanical engineering. Which is better depends on your own interests.
I don't make cars but a degree in mechanical engineering would probably give you some job flexibility over an automobile engineering degree.