Internal Combustion Engines mind maps
39 mind maps by 34 users
This page gathers mind maps on internal combustion engines, from engine types and operation to components and systems. They offer university students and professional candidates, school students and teachers material for studying or teaching these topics. There are over 30 mind maps spanning school, university and professional study. Choose a map to get started.
Mind maps
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84 nodesFour stroke cycle diesel engines operational guideline Guideline · Comparison · Main components
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40 nodesIC engines 2 differences in SI and CI · two- stroke engine · rotary engine · Air intake process · method of fuel input
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17 nodesCOMBUSTION ENGINES CLASSIFICATION Internal combustion e... · External combustion e...
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28 nodesTurbocharger Turbo or turbocharger...
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105 nodesINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE MAIN COMPONENTS · CLASSIFICATION · INVENTED IN 1896 · MECHANISM
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52 nodesTwo stroke cycle diesel engines operational guideline Marine diesel engine ... · Comparison · Auxiliary blowers
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34 nodesReciprocating Engine Operating Principles The relationships bet...
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18 nodesBasic Engine operation engine geometry · engine power and torque · WOT = wide open throttle · Mechanical efficientcy
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34 nodesinternal combustion engines Engine definition: a ... · Typical Engine Process · Engine classification · Engine types
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79 nodesYamaha R6 Dry Sump System Pump · Oil Storage · Sump Pan · Oil Cooling · Scavenge pump · Vacuum Regulator
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21 nodesCOMBUSTION ENGINES EXTERNAL COMBUSTION E... · INTERNAL COMBUSTION E...
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13 nodesCombustion Engines Classification External combustion e... · Internal combustion e...
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16 nodesENGINE HEAD is formed by a piece ...
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27 nodesReciprocating Engine, Overhaul and Inspection Process The predictive mainte...
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56 nodesINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE What is it? · Origins · operation · structure · classification
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34 nodesPISTON Manufacturing · The origin · Definition · Function · Piston parts
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19 nodesMotors Petrol engines · Jet engines · Diesel engines · Engines and machines ... · Work at high speeds · four stroke
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19 nodesMotors Petrol engines · Jet engines · Diesel engines · Engines and machines ... · Work at high speeds · four stroke
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13 nodesEngine types V-type · Inline · W-type · Boxer/Flat engine · V5/6-type · Electric engine
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14 nodesCrankshaft Converts the rotation... · It is the base of ope... · Generally made of str... · Crankshafts can be mo... · Crankshafts can be fo... · The first depictions ...
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20 nodesCONNECTING ROD connecting rod appear... · converts reciprocatin... · Mostly used in piston... · Tends to be under a g... · connecting rods are m... · Can be found under th...
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18 nodesMotors Diesel · Petrol · Usually means electri... · Rotary motion motors ... · Diesel and petrol int... · Four stroke
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13 nodesEngines The two stroke engine · The four stroke engine
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17 nodesInternal Combustion Engines Cylinders · Fuel · Displacement · Environmental
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29 nodesEngines and motors electric motor · petrol engine · diesel engine · power / drive · exhaust · jet engine
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14 nodeselectrically-assisted turbocharger benefits · innovation in technol...
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17 nodesEngine Components · Four Strokes
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29 nodesAircraft Engines General Requirements · Types of Engines · Reciprocating Engines · Crankshafts · Connecting Rods · Pistons
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10 nodesLubrication Overview Primary Purpose · Secondary: · oil wets, fills and h... · cleatance between mov...
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17 nodesENGINES AND MOTORS PETROL ENGINES · DIESEL ENGINES · engine 4 time · machines by generatin... · motor parts
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22 nodesengine 2 stroke · 4 stroke · diesel · petrol · parts
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8 nodes2 stroke engine DISADVANTAGES DON'T LAST AS LONG · 2 STROKE OIL IS EXPEN... · Pollution · Lack of dedicated lub... · Not economical less m...
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13 nodesDiesel Engine Emissions Noxious Emissions · Green House Gasses · Harmless Byproducts
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10 nodesEngines reciprocating components crankcase · Cylinders · Pistons · Connecting rods · Valves · Valve operating mecha...
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61 nodesInternal combustion engine Types of uses · Changes · Importance · Fuel · Initiation · Engine cycles
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11 nodescylinders big machines have mor... · the biggest cylinder is · this lorry is a scani... · this tractor is 6 cyl...
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17 nodesFree Valve Independent drive · Great precision · Can reduce consumption · absence of camshaft · Each valve is operate...
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9 nodesCombustion Engines External Combustion E... · Internal Combustion E...
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9 nodesengine parts backhoe: spark plug · carburetor · injectors · hydraulic Pump
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GoConqr OriginalInternal combustion engines mind maps
These user-made maps organise engine topics into branches. Basic Engine operation brings together geometry, power and torque, making it a useful starting point if you want to connect those terms. For a comparison, IC engines 2 sets spark ignition alongside compression ignition, including differences in intake, weight and speed.
Other maps take a closer look at particular systems and parts. Yamaha R6 Dry Sump System includes branches on oil storage, cooling and pumps. Turbocharger covers a supercharging system, while Crankshaft focuses on a component.
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Which mind map is a useful place to start?
Basic Engine operation is a useful starting point for studying engine geometry, power and torque together. If you are already comparing ignition types, IC engines 2 may be more relevant: its branches set out differences between spark ignition and compression ignition, including intake, weight and speed.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover engine classification, operation, components and systems. Combustion Engines Classification includes internal and external combustion engines and engine cycles. Other maps include Turbocharger, Crankshaft and Diesel Engine Emissions, so you can look for a broad topic or a more specific part of your study.
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