Fundamentals of I.C Engine and Automobile
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The official GTU curriculum for Fundamentals of I.C Engine and Automobile (subject code 2721109) as prescribed for M(&A · Semester 2 divides the course into 4 units, covering 34 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (2721109)Unit 1 Unit-I Introduction to I.C Engine
- Engine types and their operation
- Actual cycle
- air fuel cycle
- combustion charts (Equilibrium)
- Two stroke engines
- four stroke engine
- characteristics of engines
- air capacity of engine
- valve timing diagram
- importance of volumetric efficiency Fundamentals of Automotive Electronics
- Microprocessor and micro computer applications in automobiles
- Components for engine management system
Unit 2 Unit-II Engine Components, Material, construction and design
- piston assembly
- connecting rod
- cylinder head
- cylinder block
- valve actuating mechanism
- camshaft drives
- vibration damper
Unit 3 Unit-III Fuel Supply in SI Engines
- Carburetion and mixture requirements
- Transfer pump
- Carburettors - types
- constructional and design aspects
- Mixture distribution and inlet manifold
- The concept of multipoint fuel injection system
- Fuel Supply in CI Engines
- Injection system components
- Jerk and Distributor pumps
- Mechanical and Pneumatic governors
- CRDI system
Unit 4 Unit-IV Stratified Charged; Low heat rejection engine; four / three valve
- OHC engine
- cam less engine
- New engine technology
- Recent developments in I