What is Engine Blowby and Crankcase Ventilation | Causes and Prevention
Blowby is an engine problem in which the gases from the combustion chamber leak into the crankcase from the space present in between the piston rings and cylinder bore walls.
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Difference between Dual and Single Overhead camshaft (DOHC and SOHC)
Overhead Camshaft is an arrangement in which the camshaft is mounted in the cylinder head above the combustion chamber/engine block, and the valves are operated directly using the camshaft without any pushrod arrangement.
Firing Order in 4 Stroke Engine | Working | Firing order in Chevy 350, 454
The firing order in Internal combustion engine is the sequence of ignition (Power stroke) taking place in each cylinder after every combustion process.
Causes Of White smoke | Black smoke | Blue smoke from Diesel Engines
White smoke- Incomplete burning of fuel Black smoke- Excess burning of fuel Blue fuel- Coolant or oil mixing with fuel and then burning White smoke White smoke is the unburnt or vapourised fuel, which is produced when there is insufficient…
What do the symbols on Fire Extinguisher indicate (Class A,B,C,D,K)
A fire extinguisher is a fire protection device with a portable tank to extinguish the fire, the tank generally contains foam, a chemical, or a gas. There are generally five classes of Fire extinguisher and the purpose of each class…
