Fuel System
The chapter covers the fuel, ignition, and electrical systems in automobiles, detailing the key components, their functions, and operating principles. It explains the differences between spark ignition and compression ignition systems, as well as how modern systems enhance performance and efficiency. Furthermore, the chapter elaborates on the ignition systems, their types, and the structure of main automobile electrical circuits, emphasizing their importance for vehicle operation.
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What we have learnt
- Fuel tank stores petrol and is designed for safe delivery.
- Ignition systems are critical for efficient combustion and vehicle performance.
- Modern electrical circuits enhance vehicle functionality and safety.
Key Concepts
- -- Fuel Tank
- Stores petrol and is designed for robust safety with venting and piping for delivery.
- -- Ignition Coil
- Steps up low voltage to high voltage for sparking in the ignition system.
- -- Turbocharging
- Uses exhaust gases to compress intake air, improving engine power and efficiency.
- -- Battery Ignition System
- Standard in most spark ignition engines, utilizing a coil, points, and distributor.
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