Gasoline Engine

The purpose of using this device is to familiarize with the operation of internal combustion engines (gasoline engine) and the method of testing the engine and analyzing its curves.
An engine is a device by which all kinds of energy can be converted into mechanical energy. In internal combustion engines, the chemical energy in the fuel is converted into mechanical energy. In such a way that the fuel is combined with air in a certain ratio and then ignited, creating heat and pressure. With the expansion of hot dense gas, work is produced which is used.

Category Thermodynamics Laboratory

Description

Description

• Single cylinder gasoline engine with fuel consumption measurement system
• German Jomo PT100 type temperature measuring sensors
• Hardware and software with the ability to calibrate sensors, control the heating system, and transfer data to Excel software
• The device has teaching power point and student’s agenda, calculation notebook and software training video
• Motor torque measurement using load cell
• Distance measurement using Korea Atonics optocoupler
• EMKO or Sunward displays to show the temperature in different places if using the digital display system
• Differential Pressure sensor to measure the flow of air entering the system