What is Boyle’s Law? This law was established by Robert Boyle in 1662. At constant temperature, the absolute pressure of a given mass of a perfect gas is inversely proportional to its volume. Have you understand something from this? If not than let’s we understand what this statement implies. It means that if we have […]
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Brakes are very crucial for stopping a vehicle. Without brakes, it is impossible to drive a car or any vehicle. Brakes are of different types and according to the requirement, the types of brakes are chosen for the application. Here we will discuss Disc brake – its main components, working, advantages, and disadvantages with the
If someone ask you a question that can you drive your vehicle without brakes? Then what will be your answer, obviously No. Driving a vehicle without brakes is impossible. Brakes are crucial for stopping a vehicle and driving safely on the road. The use of a proper braking system enhances the handling of the vehicle
What is a Perfect Gas? A perfect gas or an ideal gas is a state of a substance, whose evaporation from the liquid state is completed and which obeys all the gas laws strictly under all conditions of pressure and temperature. In reality there is no ideal or perfect gas which obeys all the law
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Adiabatic process is a process in which there is no exchange of heat takes place from the working substance to the surrounding during its expansion or compression. This is possible when the working system is made thermally insulated, that is no heat can leave or enters it during the process. So we can say that
The diesel cycle was invented by Rudolph Diesel in 1893. He put forward an idea by which we can attain higher thermal efficiency, with a high compression ratio. All diesel engine works on this cycle. Diesel is used as fuel in this cycle as it can be compressed at a higher compression ratio. It is
The Otto Cycle is the ideal thermodynamic cycle used to describe how spark ignition (SI) engines, commonly known as petrol engines, operate. It was developed by Dr. Nikolaus August Otto, whose work led to the foundation of modern gasoline engines used in motorcycles, cars, and light vehicles. In simple terms, the Otto cycle explains how fuel energy is converted into mechanical
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A Compression Ignition (CI) engine is an internal combustion engine in which the fuel ignites automatically due to the high temperature created by compressing air inside the cylinder. Unlike spark ignition engines that require a spark plug to ignite the fuel-air mixture, CI engines rely solely on high compression pressure and temperature to start combustion. These engines are commonly known
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A spark ignition engine (SI engine) is a type of internal combustion engine where the air–fuel mixture is ignited by a spark produced by a spark plug. These engines typically use petrol (gasoline) as fuel and operate on the Otto cycle, which is widely used in light-duty vehicles and small machines. Spark ignition engines play a crucial role in modern transportation
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Portland Cement (PC) is a fine powder which is produced by heating limestone and clay minerals in a kiln and forms clinker. The clinker is grinded to fine powder with addition of small amount of other materials. It is the most commonly used types of cement in the world. It is used as basic ingredients
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