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    ME 474 Internal Combustion Engines

    Lecturer
    Dr. M. G. Bannikov
    Room No. G-03, FME Building
    Ph. 2249 E-mail: bannikov@edu.gk.pk

    Teaching assistant

    Mr. Tauseef Akhtar

    Required background
    C- or better in ME 321, 332

    Expected Outcome
    Knowledge of the operation of internal
    combustion engines.
    Performance evaluation of various engine types
    for various applications.
    The effects of design and operating parameters on
    performance of engines.
    The ability to predict the performance of engines
    Analysis of combustion in engines
    Pollutant formation and control

    CLASSES

    Tuesday
    Wednesday
    Friday

    8:00 to 9:50
    8:00 to 9:50
    10:00 to 10:50
    FME LH 2

    TEXT
    Heywood, J. B. Internal Combustion
    Engine Fundamentals, McGraw-Hill,
    New York, 1988.
    Soft copy of the book is available

    REFERENCES
    Stone, R. Introduction to Internal Combustion
    Engines, 3rd Edition, Macmillan Press LTD, 1999.
    Ferguson, C.R., Kirpatrick, A.T. Internal Combustion
    Engines - Applied Thermosciences, 2nd Edition,
    Wiley, New York, 2001

    EXAMINATION
    There will be two exams at the time set by Institute
    Problems of some topics of course outline will be
    assigned as homework (without submission)
    Students will be requested to solve one or two
    problems included or not included into the assigned
    set during assignment sessions
    Quizzes will be unannounced

    GRADING
    Quizzes
    Assignments (& labs)
    Mid-term Exam
    Final Exam (entire course)

    15%
    15%
    30%
    40%

    Topics
    General topic

    Reading

    Introduction and basic engine processes

    Ch.1

    Design and operation of Spark-Ignition and Ch.1 &


    Compression-Ignition engines
    notes
    Engine design and operating parameters

    Ch.2

    Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixtures

    Ch.3

    Properties of working fluids

    Ch. 4

    Ideal models of engine cycles

    Ch.5

    Topics
    General topic

    Reading

    Gas exchange processes, supercharging


    and turbocharging

    Ch.6

    SI Engine fuel metering

    Ch.7

    Combustion in SI engines

    Ch.9

    Combustion in CI engines

    Ch.10

    Pollutant formation and control

    Ch.11

    Engine heat transfer, engine energy


    balance

    Ch.12

    Topics
    General topic

    Reading

    Engine friction and lubrication

    Ch. 13

    Modeling engine flow and combustion


    processes

    Ch. 14

    Engine operating characteristics

    Ch.15

    Questions ?

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