Internal Combustion Engines | Mechanical Engineering | MIT OpenCourseWare

Lecture Notes

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 1 Introduction to SI and DI engines

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 2 Engine operating characteristics

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 3 Ideal cycle analysis

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 4 Combustion and thermochemistry

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 6 Gas properties and fuel - air cycle; cycle simulation

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 7 Mixture preparation in SI engines

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 8 Intake and exhaust processes

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 9 SI engine combustion

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 10 SI engine combustion (cont.); knock

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 11-12 SI engine emissions

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 13 SI engine emissions control

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 15 Diesel engine characteristics

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 16 Diesel engine: injection, ignition and combustion

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 17 Diesel engine emissions and control

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 18 Engine heat transfer

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 19 Engine friction and tribology

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 20 Turbocharging

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 21 Hydrogen, fuel cell and battery

Internal Combustion Engines, Lecture 22 Bio fuels and hybrids

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Wai Cheng

Departments

Mechanical Engineering

As Taught In

Spring 2017

Level

Graduate

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Prof. Wai Cheng

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Spring 2017

Level

Graduate

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