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Discussion Forum : Thermodynamics - Section 1 (Q.No. 15)
15.
The compression ratio for petrol engines is
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Shivram sahu said:
8 years ago
Please, anybody explain the difference between detonation and knocking.
Amaan said:
9 years ago
But nowaday, Most of the petrol engine comes with injector. And spark plug doesn't use in it. Why?
And I know petrol have low ignition temperature so how can we ignite it by compression in this type of petrol engine?
And I know petrol have low ignition temperature so how can we ignite it by compression in this type of petrol engine?
Prince said:
9 years ago
Compression ratio for SI engine is 16 : 1.
Vishal said:
9 years ago
Spark plug use in petrol engine because we can not burn petrol by compression or pressure in a petrol engine is much lower than diesel engine it's about to 8 to 10 bar but in diesel engine, it becomes up to 18 to 20 bar.
Abubakkar.a said:
9 years ago
Anyone can explain about why we are using spark plug in a petrol engine?
Saurabh said:
10 years ago
That's why the diesel engine mileage is higher than petrol engine.
Noor said:
10 years ago
The compression ratio of petrol engine is 6-10 and compression ratio of diesel engine is 15-22. Always should take nearer value. So 'B' is nearest Answer.
Rahul shah said:
10 years ago
Petrol & diesel both viscosity difference, its calorific value also different.
Ramjan said:
1 decade ago
Sir different between diesel and petrol.
Dineshkumar said:
1 decade ago
What is detonation and knocking?
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