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Which part of the engine converts the linear motion of the piston to a rotational force?
Which part of the engine converts the linear motion of the piston to a rotational force?
- Camshafts
- Valves
- Crankshaft (correct)
- Pistons
What is the main purpose of the valves in an engine?
What is the main purpose of the valves in an engine?
- Control the flow of air and fuel into the cylinders (correct)
- Convert linear motion to rotational force
- Push the Pistons down
- Hold the timing belt in place
What drives the intake and exhaust camshafts in an engine?
What drives the intake and exhaust camshafts in an engine?
- The valves
- The timing belt (correct)
- The Pistons
- The crankshaft
Which type of engine is commonly found in most hatchback and sedan cars?
Which type of engine is commonly found in most hatchback and sedan cars?
How many strokes does a four-stroke engine go through?
How many strokes does a four-stroke engine go through?
ما هي الأسطوانة المحدودة في كم من الهواء يمكن أن يتنفس؟
ما هي الأسطوانة المحدودة في كم من الهواء يمكن أن يتنفس؟
ما هو السبب وراء عدم قدرة الأسطوانة على استيعاب المزيد من الهواء؟
ما هو السبب وراء عدم قدرة الأسطوانة على استيعاب المزيد من الهواء؟
ما هو الهدف الرئيسي لصانعي المحركات عندما يرغبون في المزيد من الهواء؟
ما هو الهدف الرئيسي لصانعي المحركات عندما يرغبون في المزيد من الهواء؟
ماذا يعني مصطلح 'حجم أو النزوح' في النص؟
ماذا يعني مصطلح 'حجم أو النزوح' في النص؟
ما هي الأسطوانة التي يرغب صانعو المحركات فيها المزيد من الهواء؟
ما هي الأسطوانة التي يرغب صانعو المحركات فيها المزيد من الهواء؟
Flashcards
Crankshaft
Crankshaft
The rotating shaft that converts the linear motion of the pistons into rotational force, which powers the vehicle.
Engine Valves
Engine Valves
Components that control the flow of air and fuel into the cylinders, ensuring proper combustion.
Timing Belt
Timing Belt
A belt that synchronizes the rotations of the crankshaft and camshafts, ensuring proper valve timing.
Inline 4-cylinder Engine
Inline 4-cylinder Engine
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Four-stroke Engine
Four-stroke Engine
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Cylinder Breathing
Cylinder Breathing
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Cylinder Capacity
Cylinder Capacity
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Engine Breathing
Engine Breathing
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Engine Displacement
Engine Displacement
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Good Breathing Cylinder
Good Breathing Cylinder
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Study Notes
Turbocharging Basics
- A turbocharger utilizes the wasted energy in the exhaust gases to drive the turbine, which in turn drives the compressor to compress air into the engine's cylinders.
How an Engine Works
- An engine can be thought of as a large pump, drawing in air and fuel into a cylinder, compressing and igniting it, and then expelling the exhaust gases.
Increasing Engine Power
- To obtain more power from an engine, more fuel needs to be burned, and this requires more air.
- Simply providing more fuel is not enough; there also needs to be more air to support combustion.
Turbocharging Principle
- The turbocharger allows for more air to be drawn into the engine, enabling more fuel to be burned, resulting in increased power and speed.
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