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    To install the cylinder head onto the engine, it is essential to design a timing drive system to link them together. The design of the timing drive assembly can not only rotate the camshafts, but also required to control the opening and closing of the valves, and the movement of the pistons. For the international combustion engine, there are two main solutions: teethed belt and chain. The crucial function of the timing drive system is to provide drive to the engine’s camshaft(s) and a constant…

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    Comparing Two Tractors

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    were comparable on many things. There are many differences and similarities between the 806 and the 4020. I am an International guy and will always be. I have two 806’s and will always like it better than the 4020. The 4020 and 806 both had multiple engine configurations. In the 806 you could have a 301 Cubic inch gas motor which also could be run on Propane if covered. You could also get the 806 in a bigger 361 cubic…

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    Dieselgate: How They Covered Volkswagen With 11 million infected cars and over $18 billion in fines on the line, Volkswagen's recent diesel debacle is the largest-scale scandal ever to face the automotive world, with lawsuits, retroactive taxing, and brand damage that will limit the automotive leviathan for years to come. With so much of the German economy hinging on the automotive sector, the fate of Volkswagen will have widespread impacts on the global market, so fair and proportional…

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    It’s October and fall is in the air, the pumpkins are ripening in the field, leaves are turning and there is the slight smell of my TDI diesel as it idles nearby. Like a few members, I was surprised to learn that since 2009, Volkswagen had been installing defeat software in 482,000 "clean diesel" vehicles sold in the US, so that the cars' pollution controls only worked when being tested for emissions. As a recent article stated “The rest of the time, the vehicles could freely spew hazardous,…

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    Power Train Essay

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    integral component that generates power and delivers it to the road surface, water, or air. It consists of engine, differentials, transmission, drive shafts, and the final drive. In a simple language, it is defined as “A train which comprises of gears and shaft for transmitting power from an engine.” Or “An assembly of gears and associated parts by which power is transmitted from an engine to a driving axle “ If we see in a broader sense, the power-train consists all of that components which is…

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    are a promising alternative to diesel oil (DO) for diesel engines, due to having comparable properties to mineral diesel, being easy to produce compared to counterparts and offering smaller emissions footprints. Therefore, the experimental study aims to evaluate the potential and influence of Jatropha oil (JO) as diesel engine fuel. Endurance long term operation tests of 300 hours for JO and 100 hours for DO were conducted on a small single cylinder 6.5 kW diesel engine generator to investigate…

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    The future of car engines In October 1973 the oil crisis began "when the members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) proclaimed an oil embargo" (Wikipedia, n.d.). This action was in response to the United States supplying weapons to Israel in their war against Syria and Egypt, which was called the Yom Kippur war. As a result of this embargo, the United States passed a law called the "Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)", the purpose of which was to "reduce energy…

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    Diesel Technician Career

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    hands on learner, I have chosen that a Diesel Technician would be a great career choice for me. The main work of line as a diesel tech is always hands on. From my matchmaker/ skills test, a diesel Technician came up as an A+ rating for me. Other A+ ratings that came up too were a Farm equipment technician, heavy equipment technician, and motorcycle technician, but none of these career paths appeal to me like a diesel technician does. A typical day's job as a diesel technician includes working…

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    the “Model T”. Another very important man in the industry is Rudolf Diesel the founder and creator of the diesel engine. As a child Henry Ford had received a mechanical watch from his grandfather. Henry took it apart and fixed it his family and neighbors were surprised and by doing that it started his career. In Rudolf Diesels younger days he devoted most of his time to school and later on figuring out how to make the diesel engine successful. From his creative and curious childhood Henry Ford…

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    Gas Trucks or Diesel Trucks Everywhere you go, there is always going to be a truck for show or work. Some have better motors and looks, others just get people from point A to point B. No matter what kind of truck “ chevy,dodge, or ford” they all have different motors from diesel to gas. The classifications of them will help you better decide from what you want, puller or just a cruiser. Diesel trucks are a more common pulling and show truck. A diesel engine has around 370 horsepower and 750…

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