Monday, 26 May 2025

Top 100 IC Engine Question for RRB JE SSC JE and all others State JE Exam.Me

IC Engine MCQs (1–20)
 1. The working cycle in case of a four-stroke engine is completed in how many revolutions? A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 4
 Answer: B) 2 
2. In a diesel engine, the fuel is ignited by:
 A) Spark plug
 B) Compression 
C) Carburetor
 D) Glow plug 
Answer: B) Compression
 3. The function of a carburetor is to:
 A) Mix air and fuel in correct ratio
 B) Cool the engine 
C) Supply oil 
D) Ignite the mixture
 Answer: A) Mix air and fuel in correct ratio
 4. The thermal efficiency of a petrol engine is generally: 
A) 20–30% 
B) 30–40% 
C) 50–60%
D) 60–70%
 Answer: B) 30–40%
 5. The compression ratio for petrol engines is typically: 
A) 4:1 to 6:1
 B) 6:1 to 10:
 C) 12:1 to 20:1 
D) 20:1 to 25:1 
Answer: B) 6:1 to 10:1
 6. Which of the following engine cycles is used in diesel engines? 
A) Otto 
B) Carnot
 C) Dual
 D) Diesel
 Answer: D) Diesel 
7. Which part of the engine is subjected to maximum temperature? 
A) Piston 
B) Exhaust valve
C) Cylinder wall
 D) Cylinder head 
Answer: B) Exhaust valve 
8. The air-fuel ratio for a petrol engine under idling conditions is approximately:
 A) 10:1 
B) 12:1 
C) 14.7:1 
D) 18:1 
Answer: A) 10:1 
9. Detonation in petrol engines is also known as:
 A) Pre-ignition 
B) Knocking 
C) Flash point
 D) Flame propagation 
Answer: B) Knocking 
10. In a 4-stroke engine, the number of power strokes per crankshaft revolution is:
 A) 1 
B) 0.5 
C) 2
 D) 4 
Answer: B) 0.5 
11. Which gas is most abundant in engine exhaust? 
A) CO 
B) CO₂ 
C) NOx 
D) Hydrocarbons
Answer: B) CO₂ 
12. The function of a flywheel is to: 
A) Store energy
 B) Start engine 
C) Filter air
D) Maintain coolant 
Answer: A) Store energy 
13. The calorific value of diesel is approximately:
 A) 25,000 kJ/kg 
B) 35,000 kJ/kg 
C) 42,000 kJ/kg
 D) 45,000 kJ/kg 
Answer: D) 45,000 kJ/kg
14. Which stroke removes exhaust gases from the cylinder? 
A) Intake
 B) Compression 
C) Power 
D) Exhaust 
Answer: D) Exhaust 
15. Pre-ignition is caused by: 
A) Poor fuel 
B) Overheating spark plug 
C) High compression 
D) All of the above 
Answer: D) All of the above
 16. Supercharging in IC engines results in: 
A) Increased efficiency 
B) Reduced noise 
C) Decreased pressure
 D) Reduced temperature 
Answer: A) Increased efficiency
 17. The unit of brake power is:
 A) kWh 
B) kW 
C) HP 
D) Both B and C Answer: 
D) Both B and C 
18. A typical diesel engine has how many fuel injection nozzles per cylinder? 
A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 3
 D) 4 
Answer: A) 1
 19. Scavenging is associated with which type of engine? 
A) 2-stroke 
B) 4-stroke 
C) Gas turbine
 D) Rotary Answer: 
A) 2-stroke 
20. The volumetric efficiency of IC engines generally ranges between: 
A) 50–60% 
B) 60–70% 
C) 70–90% 
D) 90–100% 
Answer: C) 70–90% 

Here are the next 20 IC Engine MCQs (Questions 21–40) with answers, designed for RRB JE Mechanical preparation:


IC Engine MCQs (21–40)

21. The function of a piston ring is to:
A) Transfer heat
B) Prevent gas leakage
C) Control oil
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above

22. Compression ratio affects:
A) Power only
B) Efficiency only
C) Both power and efficiency
D) Emissions only
Answer: C) Both power and efficiency

23. The typical clearance volume in an IC engine is:
A) 5% of swept volume
B) 10% of swept volume
C) 20–30% of swept volume
D) 40–50% of swept volume
Answer: C) 20–30% of swept volume

24. Fuel injection in diesel engines occurs during:
A) Suction stroke
B) Compression stroke
C) Power stroke
D) Exhaust stroke
Answer: B) Compression stroke

25. The knocking tendency increases with:
A) Increase in compression ratio (in SI engine)
B) Decrease in inlet temperature
C) Use of anti-knock additives
D) Rich air-fuel mixture
Answer: A) Increase in compression ratio (in SI engine)

26. In CI engines, ignition delay is:
A) Time between injection and ignition
B) Time between compression and exhaust
C) Time of valve operation
D) Time of scavenging
Answer: A) Time between injection and ignition

27. The cetane number of diesel indicates:
A) Power
B) Ignition quality
C) Viscosity
D) Knocking
Answer: B) Ignition quality

28. The most suitable cooling method for stationary engines is:
A) Air cooling
B) Water cooling
C) Oil cooling
D) Natural cooling
Answer: B) Water cooling

29. Spark advance in SI engine is used to:
A) Start engine
B) Avoid pre-ignition
C) Complete combustion at TDC
D) Reduce temperature
Answer: C) Complete combustion at TDC

30. Which is not a part of the valve mechanism?
A) Camshaft
B) Rocker arm
C) Crankshaft
D) Push rod
Answer: C) Crankshaft

31. Volumetric efficiency decreases with:
A) Turbocharging
B) Valve overlap
C) Lower temperature intake
D) High engine speed
Answer: D) High engine speed

32. The stroke length is defined as the:
A) Distance piston moves per revolution
B) Crank radius
C) Total displacement per cycle
D) Distance piston moves between TDC and BDC
Answer: D) Distance piston moves between TDC and BDC

33. SI engine uses which ignition system?
A) Fuel injection
B) Compression ignition
C) Spark plug
D) Glow plug
Answer: C) Spark plug

34. Which engine has better part-load efficiency?
A) SI engine
B) CI engine
C) Gas turbine
D) Stirling engine
Answer: B) CI engine

35. Heat transfer from engine is highest in:
A) Power stroke
B) Compression stroke
C) Exhaust stroke
D) Suction stroke
Answer: A) Power stroke

36. Mean effective pressure (MEP) is an indicator of:
A) Volumetric efficiency
B) Indicated power
C) Fuel consumption
D) Cooling capacity
Answer: B) Indicated power

37. Which device is used to convert reciprocating motion to rotary motion in IC engines?
A) Crankshaft
B) Camshaft
C) Flywheel
D) Connecting rod
Answer: A) Crankshaft

38. An ideal Otto cycle consists of how many processes?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
Answer: C) 4 (Two isentropic, two constant volume)

39. Turbocharging improves:
A) Fuel economy
B) Volumetric efficiency
C) Emissions
D) Lubrication
Answer: B) Volumetric efficiency

40. The ignition temperature of petrol is approximately:
A) 250°C
B) 350°C
C) 450°C
D) 550°C
Answer: B) 350°C



Here are the next 20 IC Engine MCQs (Questions 41–60) for your RRB JE prep:


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IC Engine MCQs (41–60)

41. Which type of engine is more efficient at part loads?
A) Spark Ignition
B) Compression Ignition
C) Gas turbine
D) Steam engine
Answer: B) Compression Ignition

42. Power output of an engine is directly proportional to:
A) Compression ratio
B) Swept volume
C) Engine speed
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above

43. The specific fuel consumption of an engine is measured in:
A) kg/h
B) kg/kW
C) kg/kWh
D) g/kWh
Answer: C) kg/kWh

44. Which engine type uses glow plugs?
A) Petrol
B) Diesel
C) Gas turbine
D) Steam
Answer: B) Diesel

45. Knocking in diesel engines is due to:
A) Late burning
B) Detonation
C) Early ignition
D) Delay in ignition
Answer: D) Delay in ignition

46. The lubrication system used in two-stroke engines is:
A) Dry sump
B) Splash system
C) Wet sump
D) Petrol-oil mixture
Answer: D) Petrol-oil mixture

47. Crank angle is the angle:
A) Between piston and cylinder
B) Of rotation of crank during a stroke
C) Between valves
D) Between spark plug terminals
Answer: B) Of rotation of crank during a stroke

48. The turbocharger is driven by:
A) Engine crankshaft
B) Electric motor
C) Exhaust gases
D) Coolant pressure
Answer: C) Exhaust gases

49. The term “stoichiometric air-fuel ratio” refers to:
A) Lean mixture
B) Rich mixture
C) Chemically ideal mixture
D) Maximum power mixture
Answer: C) Chemically ideal mixture

50. The primary reason for cooling an engine is to:
A) Maintain lubrication
B) Avoid melting
C) Prevent knocking
D) Maintain working temperature
Answer: D) Maintain working temperature

51. The bore of an engine is the:
A) Stroke length
B) Cylinder diameter
C) Piston width
D) Valve size
Answer: B) Cylinder diameter

52. A naturally aspirated engine:
A) Uses a turbocharger
B) Uses a supercharger
C) Uses atmospheric air
D) Operates without combustion
Answer: C) Uses atmospheric air

53. A higher octane number means:
A) Lower knocking tendency
B) More energy
C) Higher volatility
D) Higher cost
Answer: A) Lower knocking tendency

54. Which cycle is most ideal for petrol engines?
A) Otto
B) Diesel
C) Rankine
D) Brayton
Answer: A) Otto

55. Blowby in IC engines refers to:
A) Backfire
B) Combustion gases escaping past piston rings
C) Air leak in carburetor
D) Fuel leak from injector
Answer: B) Combustion gases escaping past piston rings

56. If indicated power is greater than brake power, the difference is due to:
A) Friction losses
B) Cooling losses
C) Exhaust loss
D) Combustion inefficiency
Answer: A) Friction losses

57. The scavenging process is more efficient in:
A) 2-stroke engines
B) 4-stroke engines
C) Gas turbines
D) Diesel-electric systems
Answer: A) 2-stroke engines

58. The brake thermal efficiency is defined as:
A) BP/Input heat
B) IP/Input heat
C) FP/Output heat
D) BP × IP
Answer: A) BP/Input heat

59. In petrol engines, air-fuel mixture is supplied via:
A) Injector
B) Turbocharger
C) Carburetor
D) Governor
Answer: C) Carburetor

60. In CI engines, air is compressed to a pressure of about:
A) 5 bar
B) 15 bar
C) 30 bar
D) 50 bar
Answer: B) 15 bar


Here are the next 20 IC Engine MCQs (Questions 41–60) for your RRB JE prep:


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IC Engine MCQs (41–60)

41. Which type of engine is more efficient at part loads?
A) Spark Ignition
B) Compression Ignition
C) Gas turbine
D) Steam engine
Answer: B) Compression Ignition

42. Power output of an engine is directly proportional to:
A) Compression ratio
B) Swept volume
C) Engine speed
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above

43. The specific fuel consumption of an engine is measured in:
A) kg/h
B) kg/kW
C) kg/kWh
D) g/kWh
Answer: C) kg/kWh

44. Which engine type uses glow plugs?
A) Petrol
B) Diesel
C) Gas turbine
D) Steam
Answer: B) Diesel

45. Knocking in diesel engines is due to:
A) Late burning
B) Detonation
C) Early ignition
D) Delay in ignition
Answer: D) Delay in ignition

46. The lubrication system used in two-stroke engines is:
A) Dry sump
B) Splash system
C) Wet sump
D) Petrol-oil mixture
Answer: D) Petrol-oil mixture

47. Crank angle is the angle:
A) Between piston and cylinder
B) Of rotation of crank during a stroke
C) Between valves
D) Between spark plug terminals
Answer: B) Of rotation of crank during a stroke

48. The turbocharger is driven by:
A) Engine crankshaft
B) Electric motor
C) Exhaust gases
D) Coolant pressure
Answer: C) Exhaust gases

49. The term “stoichiometric air-fuel ratio” refers to:
A) Lean mixture
B) Rich mixture
C) Chemically ideal mixture
D) Maximum power mixture
Answer: C) Chemically ideal mixture

50. The primary reason for cooling an engine is to:
A) Maintain lubrication
B) Avoid melting
C) Prevent knocking
D) Maintain working temperature
Answer: D) Maintain working temperature

51. The bore of an engine is the:
A) Stroke length
B) Cylinder diameter
C) Piston width
D) Valve size
Answer: B) Cylinder diameter

52. A naturally aspirated engine:
A) Uses a turbocharger
B) Uses a supercharger
C) Uses atmospheric air
D) Operates without combustion
Answer: C) Uses atmospheric air

53. A higher octane number means:
A) Lower knocking tendency
B) More energy
C) Higher volatility
D) Higher cost
Answer: A) Lower knocking tendency

54. Which cycle is most ideal for petrol engines?
A) Otto
B) Diesel
C) Rankine
D) Brayton
Answer: A) Otto

55. Blowby in IC engines refers to:
A) Backfire
B) Combustion gases escaping past piston rings
C) Air leak in carburetor
D) Fuel leak from injector
Answer: B) Combustion gases escaping past piston rings

56. If indicated power is greater than brake power, the difference is due to:
A) Friction losses
B) Cooling losses
C) Exhaust loss
D) Combustion inefficiency
Answer: A) Friction losses

57. The scavenging process is more efficient in:
A) 2-stroke engines
B) 4-stroke engines
C) Gas turbines
D) Diesel-electric systems
Answer: A) 2-stroke engines

58. The brake thermal efficiency is defined as:
A) BP/Input heat
B) IP/Input heat
C) FP/Output heat
D) BP × IP
Answer: A) BP/Input heat

59. In petrol engines, air-fuel mixture is supplied via:
A) Injector
B) Turbocharger
C) Carburetor
D) Governor
Answer: C) Carburetor

60. In CI engines, air is compressed to a pressure of about:
A) 5 bar
B) 15 bar
C) 30 bar
D) 50 bar
Answer: B) 15 bar




Here are the next 20 IC Engine MCQs (Questions 61–80) with answers:


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IC Engine MCQs (61–80)

61. The engine capacity is usually expressed in:
A) cm
B) cc
C) m³
D) cm²
Answer: B) cc

62. The component converting reciprocating motion to rotary motion is:
A) Camshaft
B) Crankshaft
C) Rocker arm
D) Valve
Answer: B) Crankshaft

63. Which of the following increases the engine's power output?
A) Increasing compression ratio
B) Increasing fuel injection pressure
C) Using a turbocharger
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above

64. Specific fuel consumption decreases with:
A) Decreased load
B) Increased speed
C) Increased load
D) High friction
Answer: C) Increased load

65. In an IC engine, combustion occurs in:
A) Intake manifold
B) Outside the cylinder
C) Inside the cylinder
D) Exhaust manifold
Answer: C) Inside the cylinder

66. The purpose of a silencer is to:
A) Cool exhaust gas
B) Reduce exhaust noise
C) Increase speed
D) Enhance combustion
Answer: B) Reduce exhaust noise

67. What is the purpose of a governor in an engine?
A) Increase speed
B) Control temperature
C) Regulate fuel supply
D) Filter oil
Answer: C) Regulate fuel supply

68. Lean mixture has:
A) More fuel
B) Less fuel
C) More oil
D) More air
Answer: D) More air

69. The clearance volume is located between:
A) Piston and crank
B) Cylinder head and piston at TDC
C) Piston rings
D) Valve and rocker
Answer: B) Cylinder head and piston at TDC

70. Otto cycle efficiency depends on:
A) Engine size
B) Speed
C) Compression ratio
D) Fuel injection
Answer: C) Compression ratio

71. Which of the following determines octane rating?
A) Knock resistance
B) Viscosity
C) Density
D) Flash point
Answer: A) Knock resistance

72. Which stroke in a 4-stroke engine consumes power?
A) Power stroke
B) Compression stroke
C) Suction stroke
D) Exhaust stroke
Answer: B) Compression stroke

73. Which type of engine uses both constant volume and constant pressure heat addition?
A) Otto
B) Diesel
C) Dual cycle
D) Rankine
Answer: C) Dual cycle

74. Which device regulates engine temperature?
A) Radiator
B) Thermostat
C) Water pump
D) Fan
Answer: B) Thermostat

75. The compression stroke increases:
A) Temperature only
B) Pressure only
C) Both pressure and temperature
D) Volume
Answer: C) Both pressure and temperature

76. Engine knocking is more common in:
A) High-octane fuels
B) Low compression engines
C) High-speed engines
D) Low-octane fuels
Answer: D) Low-octane fuels

77. For better volumetric efficiency, the intake valve should:
A) Close early
B) Open late
C) Close after BDC
D) Stay always open
Answer: C) Close after BDC

78. Which of the following components opens and closes engine valves?
A) Crankshaft
B) Camshaft
C) Flywheel
D) Governor
Answer: B) Camshaft

79. Diesel engines usually operate at:
A) High RPM
B) Constant temperature
C) Lean mixture
D) Rich mixture
Answer: C) Lean mixture

80. The component that stores rotational energy is:
A) Valve
B) Crankshaft
C) Flywheel
D) Piston
Answer: C) Flywh

Here’s the final set of 20 IC Engine MCQs (Questions 81–100) for your RRB JE exam prep:


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IC Engine MCQs (81–100)

81. Turbocharger increases:
A) Fuel economy
B) Engine volume
C) Power output
D) Valve size
Answer: C) Power output

82. Flash point of fuel is the temperature at which it:
A) Catches fire spontaneously
B) Emits enough vapor to ignite
C) Explodes
D) Becomes liquid
Answer: B) Emits enough vapor to ignite

83. Which fuel has the highest calorific value?
A) Petrol
B) Diesel
C) LPG
D) Hydrogen
Answer: D) Hydrogen

84. Diesel engine has no:
A) Fuel injector
B) Carburetor
C) Piston
D) Cylinder
Answer: B) Carburetor

85. Engine firing order affects:
A) Engine balance
B) Combustion
C) Fuel quality
D) Valve timing
Answer: A) Engine balance

86. The exhaust valve opens at:
A) Top dead center
B) Bottom dead center
C) Before BDC
D) After TDC
Answer: C) Before BDC

87. In SI engines, knocking occurs near:
A) Spark plug
B) Cylinder wall
C) Crankcase
D) Injector
Answer: B) Cylinder wall

88. The function of the oil filter is to:
A) Cool oil
B) Remove dirt from oil
C) Lubricate cylinder
D) Increase oil pressure
Answer: B) Remove dirt from oil

89. Valve overlap helps in:
A) Fuel economy
B) Cooling
C) Better scavenging
D) Lubrication
Answer: C) Better scavenging

90. During suction stroke, the pressure inside the cylinder is:
A) Higher than atmosphere
B) Equal to atmosphere
C) Lower than atmosphere
D) Zero
Answer: C) Lower than atmosphere

91. A multi-cylinder engine has:
A) One piston
B) Multiple pistons
C) One crankshaft only
D) No flywheel
Answer: B) Multiple pistons

92. TDC refers to:
A) Total displacement cycle
B) Top dead center
C) Thermal dead center
D) Throttle down control
Answer: B) Top dead center

93. Fuel injector in diesel engines operates under:
A) Vacuum
B) Low pressure
C) Atmospheric pressure
D) High pressure
Answer: D) High pressure

94. A rich mixture contains:
A) Less air
B) More air
C) Only fuel
D) More oil
Answer: A) Less air

95. Which one is not a stroke of 4-stroke engine?
A) Suction
B) Combustion
C) Compression
D) Exhaust
Answer: B) Combustion

96. The volumetric efficiency is highest when the intake air is:
A) Hot
B) Cold
C) Humid
D) Dry
Answer: B) Cold

97. Which engine has lower specific fuel consumption?
A) Petrol
B) Diesel
C) Gas
D) Steam
Answer: B) Diesel

98. The component transmitting motion from camshaft to valve is:
A) Piston
B) Connecting rod
C) Tappet
D) Crank
Answer: C) Tappet

99. The stroke volume is:
A) Total cylinder volume
B) Clearance volume
C) Swept volume
D) Dead volume
Answer: C) Swept volume

100. Engine efficiency is highest when:
A) Load is zero
B) Engine runs cold
C) Engine runs hot and loaded
D) Engine runs at high speed
Answer: C) Engine runs hot and loaded


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Friday, 23 May 2025

IC Engine Top 10 question.

Here are 10 common and important questions about internal combustion (IC) engines:
  1. 1. What is an IC engine and how does it work?
    An IC engine is a heat engine where fuel combustion occurs within the engine's combustion chamber. It transforms the chemical energy of the fuel into mechanical work via a reciprocating system. 
  2. 2. What are the two main types of IC engines, and how do they differ?
    The two main types are Spark Ignition (SI) and Compression Ignition (CI) engines. SI engines, like gasoline engines, use a spark plug to ignite the fuel-air mixture, while CI engines, like diesel engines, use the heat of compression to ignite the fuel. 
  3. 3. What is the difference between a two-stroke and a four-stroke engine?
    A two-stroke engine completes its operating cycle in two piston strokes, while a four-stroke engine completes it in four strokes. Two-stroke engines are generally simpler and lighter but have lower efficiency and higher emissions. 
  4. 4. What is the purpose of the crankshaft in an IC engine?
    The crankshaft converts the reciprocating motion of the piston into rotary motion, which then drives the engine's output. 
  5. 5. What are the four main strokes (or stages) in a four-stroke engine cycle?
    The four strokes are intake, compression, power (or combustion), and exhaust. 
  6. 6. What is scavenging in a two-stroke engine?
    Scavenging is the process of expelling exhaust gases and introducing fresh air or fuel-air mixture into the cylinder after the exhaust stroke in a two-stroke engine. 
  7. 7. What is the purpose of piston rings in an IC engine?
    Piston rings seal the combustion chamber, preventing leakage of gases and ensuring proper compression. 
  8. 8. What is the purpose of a flywheel in an IC engine?
    The flywheel helps to smooth out the power output of the engine by storing and releasing kinetic energy during the cycle. 
  9. 9. What is the difference between indicated power and brake power?
    Indicated power is the power developed within the engine cylinders, while brake power is the power available at the engine's output shaft after accounting for friction losses. 
  10. 10. What are some common materials used in the construction of IC engines?
    Common materials include steel, aluminum, cast iron, and various alloys. 
Here are 10 common and important questions about internal combustion (IC) engines:
  1. 1. What is an IC engine and how does it work?
    An IC engine is a heat engine where fuel combustion occurs within the engine's combustion chamber. It transforms the chemical energy of the fuel into mechanical work via a reciprocating system. 
  2. 2. What are the two main types of IC engines, and how do they differ?
    The two main types are Spark Ignition (SI) and Compression Ignition (CI) engines. SI engines, like gasoline engines, use a spark plug to ignite the fuel-air mixture, while CI engines, like diesel engines, use the heat of compression to ignite the fuel. 
  3. 3. What is the difference between a two-stroke and a four-stroke engine?
    A two-stroke engine completes its operating cycle in two piston strokes, while a four-stroke engine completes it in four strokes. Two-stroke engines are generally simpler and lighter but have lower efficiency and higher emissions. 
  4. 4. What is the purpose of the crankshaft in an IC engine?
    The crankshaft converts the reciprocating motion of the piston into rotary motion, which then drives the engine's output. 
  5. 5. What are the four main strokes (or stages) in a four-stroke engine cycle?
    The four strokes are intake, compression, power (or combustion), and exhaust. 
  6. 6. What is scavenging in a two-stroke engine?
    Scavenging is the process of expelling exhaust gases and introducing fresh air or fuel-air mixture into the cylinder after the exhaust stroke in a two-stroke engine. 
  7. 7. What is the purpose of piston rings in an IC engine?
    Piston rings seal the combustion chamber, preventing leakage of gases and ensuring proper compression. 
  8. 8. What is the purpose of a flywheel in an IC engine?
    The flywheel helps to smooth out the power output of the engine by storing and releasing kinetic energy during the cycle. 
  9. 9. What is the difference between indicated power and brake power?
    Indicated power is the power developed within the engine cylinders, while brake power is the power available at the engine's output shaft after accounting for friction losses. 
  10. 10. What are some common materials used in the construction of IC engines?
    Common materials include steel, aluminum, cast iron, and various alloys. 
  11. Here are 10 common and important questions about internal combustion (IC) engines:
    1. 1. What is an IC engine and how does it work?
      An IC engine is a heat engine where fuel combustion occurs within the engine's combustion chamber. It transforms the chemical energy of the fuel into mechanical work via a reciprocating system. 
    2. 2. What are the two main types of IC engines, and how do they differ?
      The two main types are Spark Ignition (SI) and Compression Ignition (CI) engines. SI engines, like gasoline engines, use a spark plug to ignite the fuel-air mixture, while CI engines, like diesel engines, use the heat of compression to ignite the fuel. 
    3. 3. What is the difference between a two-stroke and a four-stroke engine?
      A two-stroke engine completes its operating cycle in two piston strokes, while a four-stroke engine completes it in four strokes. Two-stroke engines are generally simpler and lighter but have lower efficiency and higher emissions. 
    4. 4. What is the purpose of the crankshaft in an IC engine?
      The crankshaft converts the reciprocating motion of the piston into rotary motion, which then drives the engine's output. 
    5. 5. What are the four main strokes (or stages) in a four-stroke engine cycle?
      The four strokes are intake, compression, power (or combustion), and exhaust. 
    6. 6. What is scavenging in a two-stroke engine?
      Scavenging is the process of expelling exhaust gases and introducing fresh air or fuel-air mixture into the cylinder after the exhaust stroke in a two-stroke engine. 
    7. 7. What is the purpose of piston rings in an IC engine?
      Piston rings seal the combustion chamber, preventing leakage of gases and ensuring proper compression. 
    8. 8. What is the purpose of a flywheel in an IC engine?
      The flywheel helps to smooth out the power output of the engine by storing and releasing kinetic energy during the cycle. 
    9. 9. What is the difference between indicated power and brake power?
      Indicated power is the power developed within the engine cylinders, while brake power is the power available at the engine's output shaft after accounting for friction losses. 
    10. 10. What are some common materials used in the construction of IC engines?
      Common materials include steel, aluminum, cast iron, and various alloys. 

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