Internal Combustion Engines (2)

  • Mechanical Engineering |
  • English

Description

a- Knowledge and UnderstandingrnThrough knowledge and understanding, students will be able to:rna.6) Quality assurance systems, codes of practice and standards, health and safety requirements and environmental issues.rna.7) Business and management principles relevant to engineering.rna.p.2) Internal combustion, pumps, turbines and compressors, classification, construction design concepts, Operation and characteristicsrna.a.1) Detailed knowledge and understanding of the themes and specialist subjects of the automotiverna.a.6) The drivability, safety limitations and compulsory tests especially applied in automotivernb- Intellectual SkillsrnThrough intellectual skills, students will be able to:rnb.5) Assess and evaluate the characteristics and performance of components, systems and processesrnb.p.1) Evaluate mechanical power and energy engineering designs, processes and performances and propose improvements.rnb.a.2) The ability to assess and analyze information in support of problem solving, design and development, critical evaluation of alternatives and performance datarnb.a.3) Create solutions to automotive engineering especially to manufacturing and maintenance problemsrnc- Professional SkillsrnThrough professional and practical skills, students will be able to:rnc.8) Apply safe systems at work and observe the appropriate steps to manage risks.rnc.p.1) Use basic workshop equipment safely and appropriately.rnc.p.5) Design, operate, repair and maintain fluid hydraulic power systems for diverse applicationsrnc.p.7) Work in mechanical power and energy operations, maintenance and overhaulrnc.a.1) Using special automotive test & measurement equipment and conducting experimental laboratory

Program

Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering (Automotive Engineering)

Objectives

  • ï‚· To teach students fundamentals of diesel engine operation and engine systems.rnï‚· To help students acquire the ability to do simple design calculationsrnï‚· To teach students the basics of diesel engine systems and testing

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial Description
1Week Number 1: Introduction to D.E.rnrn
2Week Number 2: Analysis of Actual Cycle of Diesel Engine Using ?El Chelberg Chart? rn
3Week Number 3: Analysis of Actual Cycle of D.E. Using ? El Chellberg Chart?rn
4Week Number 4: Charging and Scavenging Process
5Week Number 5: Combustion Process in D.E. rnrn
6Week Number 6: Combustion Process in D.E. rn
7Week Number 7: Fuel Injection System / 7th week evaluation
8Week Number 8: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
9Week Number 9: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
10Week Number 10: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
11Week Number 11: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
12Week Number 12: Super Charging - 12th Week Exam rn
13Week Number 13: Turbocharging.
14Week Number 14: Engine Operating Characteristics
15Week Number 15: Revision rnrn
16Week Number 16: Final examination
1Week Number 1: Introduction to D.E.rnrn
2Week Number 2: Analysis of Actual Cycle of Diesel Engine Using ?El Chelberg Chart? rn
3Week Number 3: Analysis of Actual Cycle of D.E. Using ? El Chellberg Chart?rn
4Week Number 4: Charging and Scavenging Process
5Week Number 5: Combustion Process in D.E. rnrn
6Week Number 6: Combustion Process in D.E. rn
7Week Number 7: Fuel Injection System / 7th week evaluation
8Week Number 8: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
9Week Number 9: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
10Week Number 10: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
11Week Number 11: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
12Week Number 12: Super Charging - 12th Week Exam rn
13Week Number 13: Turbocharging.
14Week Number 14: Engine Operating Characteristics
15Week Number 15: Revision rnrn
16Week Number 16: Final examination
1Week Number 1: Introduction to D.E.rnrn
2Week Number 2: Analysis of Actual Cycle of Diesel Engine Using ?El Chelberg Chart? rn
3Week Number 3: Analysis of Actual Cycle of D.E. Using ? El Chellberg Chart?rn
4Week Number 4: Charging and Scavenging Process
5Week Number 5: Combustion Process in D.E. rnrn
6Week Number 6: Combustion Process in D.E. rn
7Week Number 7: Fuel Injection System / 7th week evaluation
8Week Number 8: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
9Week Number 9: Fuel Injection System (Cont.)
10Week Number 10: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
11Week Number 11: Exhaust Emissions ( Formation – Effects – Measurements – Control – Standards )
12Week Number 12: Super Charging - 12th Week Exam rn
13Week Number 13: Turbocharging.
14Week Number 14: Engine Operating Characteristics
15Week Number 15: Revision rnrn
16Week Number 16: Final examination

Markets and Career

  • Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
  • Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
  • Electrical works in construction engineering.

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