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What is Klein's method of construction for reciprocating engine mechanism?
a graphical method to find velocity and acceleration of piston of a reciprocating engine
How long does it take to design class rings?
Depending on the jeweller and the type of design and the intricacy of the design it probably could take up to a month to design a nice class ring. You would have to find a specialist in this field.
How do you design hand screw press?
Find a design pattern online for a hand screw press and follow it or alter it as needed to fit your needs.
Where can one find more information on embedded system design?
There are many places where one may find out more about embedded system design. Once can look at Wikipedia for a simple definition, and then read blogs or as in forums for further information.
Presentation of An ic engine?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IC_engine , Checkout the above link to find out all about Ic engines.
What is the different types of the piston engine?
There are many types of engines, including many different piston-style engines. Most piston engines are 4 stroke, which means intake, compression, ignition, and exhaust each have their own stroke. 2-stroke piston engines are more complicated, and I'm sorry you'll have to do your own research on them. Diesel, propane, gasoline, and even alcohol can power piston engines. It all depends on the engine's use. Cars are mostly gasoline powered, except some foreign ones from the 1980s and 1990s, such as the 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit. They were diesel powered, which is more efficient than gas. Big trucks, tractors, and everything like that are usually diesel, unless they're really old. Most oversized pickup trucks nowadays are diesel to satisfy male egos. :P And things like forklifts are usually propane powered. Monster trucks are alcohol powered, but mind you: it's not the kind of alcohol you would want to drink. And piston arrangements can come in all shapes and sizes, from inlines to V patterns. Inline 4 cylinder engines are common, as are larger V6 and V8s. Older vehicles such as the Packard 8 or Toyota FJ cruiser (1970s) saw such engine arrangements as inline 8s and inline 6 cylinders. You can even find flat arrangements like flat 4s and stuff, but those are uncommon. And small, gas powered planes have neat rotary engines where the pistons circle around the crankshaft.
Who find electromagnetic induction?
Fleming
Where can I find information about used engines on the Internet?
You could find information about used engines at basically any place or internet leader that sells used engines here are some leading sites that you could find your answer that I have found useful www.info.com/FindUsedEngines www.peeplo.com/Used+Engines www.ask.com/Used+Engines
Where do I find crate engines in Birmingham?
You can find cheap crate engines that are available in Birmingham on this website, http://engineguy.com/, where they have a wide variety of crate engines at affordable prices.
When you're examining a piston's diameter where on the piston would you find the smallest diameter?
depends on your definition of "smallest" depends on your definition of "smallest"
Where can one find listings of car engines for sale?
You can find listings of car engines for sale on websites such as Auto Trader. You can also visit Car Site to find car engines for sale and a lot of other parts.
What is piston in bike?
A piston is pretty much the same wherever you find it. It's a cylindrical lump of metal that fits snugly inside a length a pipe, a cylinder. By creating a pressure on one side of the piston you can get it to move, to transfer force. Pistons are found in combustion engines, where the gasses from the burning fuel push the piston(s) down an power the engine. They're also found in braking systems. The brake pedal push down on one piston, creating pressure. The pressure moves through a pipe into the brake caliper, where anothe piston cause a brake pad to move and push against a moving surface. Pistons are also found in shocks, where the movement of the piston against an enclosed gas/liquid slows the movement of the vehicle down in a controlled manner.
What are some secrets of great web design?
There is a great website: www.yellow7.com. This site is very cost efficent for web design. It also give you great strategies on how to optimize your site so that people will see it in the search engines. It does no good if people can't find your site.
Where would one find more information on Jasper Engines?
One can find information on Jasper Engines by going on the official Jasper Engines website. One can also read reviews on Jasper Engines on a website called Pissed Consumer.
When timing belts break do they usually do any internal engine damage?
It depends on the design of the engine. Some engines are called "interference engines," which means that the way the combustion chambers are designed in that particular engine, if the valves happen to be open when the piston reaches that top of it's stroke, they would collide resulting in severe engine damage. The reason such engines are designed that way is to get the most performance out of the engine because the design makes it possible to have a smaller combustion chamber, thus higher compression. A "non-interference engine" has more space in the combustion chamber and the valves are recessed so that even if the valve happens to be open when the piston reaches the top of it's stroke, the two will not collide. If an engine is running in time, valves and pistons will never collide no matter what type of engine you have and as long as the timing belt does not break. However, when the timing belt breaks, there is nothing to keep the camshaft and the crankshaft running in time with each other. To find out if your engine would have been damaged by a broken timing belt, ask a technician if your's is an interference engine or a non-interference engine. Sometimes even the parts dealers know this information on some engines.
Do you find carburetor in 4 stroke engines or 2 stroke engines?
Both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines have a carburetor.
Find out the properties of x-ryas and compare them with other members of the electromagnetic spectrum?
find out the properties of x-rays and compare them with other members of electromagnetic spectrum
