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    VALVETRONIC ENGINE TECHNOLOGY 1. INTRODUCTION The automobile has been providing individual mobility for more than 100 years. This mobility is made possible first and foremost by combustion engines drawing their power from fossil energy carriers‚ which‚ even today‚ provide the foundation in generating mechanical drive power in the automobile. The primary objectives in developing drive systems are to curb fuel consumption and reduce CO2 emissions. In an effort to meet this challenge

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    Diesel Engine Parts

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    1. CYLINDER BLOCK- The engine block is the linchpin of vehicles which run on internal combustion‚ providing the powerhouse for the vehicle. EX: A General Motors in-line‚ 6-cylinder block- the entire unit is a one-piece casting of alloy cast iron. Transverse members provide rigidity and strength‚ ensuring alignment of the bores and bearings under all loads. Function- In the bore of cylinder the fresh charge of air-fuel mixture is ignited‚ compressed by piston and expanded to give power to piston

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    Romeo Engine Plant

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    Romeo Engine Plant A-1) Romeo Engine Plant has established the Romeo Quality Process (RQP) with the objective of; -Understanding customer expectations on engine performance‚ -Deploying such understanding in the manufacturing process and achieve minimal Variation‚ By employing; - Zero-defect philosophy‚ - No rework policy‚ - Continuously improving product quality and process efficiency. A-2) Deploying teams responsible for manufacturing‚ engineering‚ Quality Control‚ Production

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    STRUCTURE Both being internal combustion type diesel and gasoline engines can be considered as similar. Simply‚ both engines converts chemical energy into mechanical one by burning fuel. In combustion engines the combustion (explosion of fuel) occurs at combustion chamber with ‚ generally‚ help of oxidizer (air‚ another fluid‚ etc.). The output‚ high heat and pressure of the burning process is transfered to other components of the engines which expose pressure as a mechanical energy. Some of these parts

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    REINDEER AND ENGINE – COMMENTARY The poem ’Reindeer and Engine’ by Josephine Jacobsen is an extract from the poet’s 1966 work ’The Animal Inside’. The poem is about a reindeer who is fleeing from a steam engine‚ in the forests of Finland. However‚ wherever the reindeer seems to turn‚ engine tends to follow. The poet Josephine Jacobsen introduces a very relevant issue‚ from the title of the poem itself – that of nature versus technology. In a sense‚ the reindeer and the engine are contrasting ideas

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    Google Search Engine

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    we have chosen to analysis the innovation that is the ‘Google Search Engine’. We have chosen to base our report on the Google search engine; a revolutionary innovation that has transformed the way in which the internet is used. 1.1 Introduction Google began life as a research project between two Stanford University graduate students‚ Larry Page and Sergey Brin in January‚ 1996. They hypothesized that developing a search engine that analysed the relationships between websites would be more effective

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    Search Engine Marketing

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    Search engine marketing is the newest craze not only here in America‚ but also on a global level. Advertising online ensures that a broader audience will be able to access the information that is put out. Search engines work in a diverse and complex manner. Understanding the way a search engine indexes information and ranks websites will provide clues necessary to keep a site running smoothly and getting steady traffic. Having a quality site is just the beginning of an online operation. Keeping a

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    Pulse Jet Engine

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    SYNOPSIS Title of the project : PULSE JET ENGINE Name of the Batch mates : JOEL KEVIN SALDANHA VIKRAM MALLYA HENCIL MENDONCA NIYANTH Guide : Mr KARTHIK(M TECH) assistant professor Keywords : Thrust‚ hydrocarbon fuels ` 1. Introduction : A pulsejet engine is a form of pure-thrust jet engine which works by ejecting hot exhaust gases intermittently out of the end of the engine.Pulsejets‚ as their name suggests‚ favour intermittent or pulsating combustion rather than the

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    Diesel Engine Stereotypes

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    whereas driving a diesel-powered truck shows that you do not care about environment with your smoky‚ loud engine and you can usually be found at a gas station fueling up. However‚ are the stereotypes correct? With advancement in clean diesel technology‚ lower costs in overall maintenance and better fuel efficiency as well as a safer‚ stronger engine‚ there is a clear advantage within diesel engines. First‚ let’s look at cost using a GMC Sierra 2500HD. Buying the truck initially is more costly

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    Engine Anti-Icing

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    departure would be even further delayed. More snow and ice accumulated on the wings during that period‚ and the crew was aware of that fact when they decided to make the takeoff. The crew did not activate the engine anti-ice system. The copilot announced and the pilot confirmed that the plane’s own engine anti-icing system was turned off. First Officer Pettit noted several times to Captain Wheaton that the instrument panel readings he was seeing did not seem to reflect reality (he was referring to the fact

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