#Petrol Engine

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Combustion process. petrol engines rely on spark plugs to begin and diesel engines use compression to complete cycle. Hence, the petrol engine is also called spark-ignition (SI) engine and diesel engine is a compression ignition engine.  Sanjay rungta is best mechanical engineering college in chhattisgarh intended for students whose career objectives require greater flexibility. Mechanical engineers deal with the designs and production of tools, machines and all other mechanical equipment to be used in industries/plants/companies.

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Tata Ace Gold Petrol: Reliable Small Truck for Efficient Transportation | Tata Motors

Explore the Tata Ace Gold Petrol, a dependable small truck designed for efficient transportation needs. With its robust build and fuel-efficient petrol engine, this vehicle offers reliability and performance for various commercial applications.

[grass-of-english]

petrol engine vs diesel engine, which one is best 🌝

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AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE | AN OVERVIEW | TYPES

Hello readers, welcome to all of you in another post, do you also want to know about the automotive engine? What is an automotive engine how does it work? how many types are there Read more

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Not only would a solar electric powered car be sustainable in the mad max universe, the extra traction from an electric engine would make it uncatchable in the desert...

[gronkgal]

So, question steamie puppies

Yes, but steamies have kittens.

Bo and I see steamies as cats and diesels as dogs.

Steamies like to stay clean, hate water, and hiss(steam).

Diesels don't mind getting dirty, growl, howl, and smell bad when wet.

Also steamies and diesels don't get along. Although there are some cats and dogs that do get along.

[alberta-sunrise]

Too fucking pretty!

[yz]

Best named engine in the history of mankind. By far. Ladies and gents, the Chrysler 440 Super Commando.

[carrinth]

Will there ever be an update to the finding fulcrum AU? I love it so much and want to know whether It’s over or if we’re just waiting

Because you asked, I found the motivation to continue! 🦾😤

Three new pages should be coming soon in January 2023. Together with the official upload of the whole Finding Fulcrum comic on AO3 (!) 🎉

(Hopefully things go smoothly, AO3 has been laggy as heck on my end these past few days 😣)

[silverfoxstole]

We went up to Surrey today, to Brooklands, a motoring and aviation museum on the site of Britain’s first purpose-built motor racing track, which opened in 1907 and was in use until 1939. While I am not even remotely interested in planes, Dad and sis are and as I don’t mind looking at old cars I had no objection to visiting. In fact, there was one particular reason I was happy to go…

If you’ve watched The Petrol Age you will have seen Brooklands as it’s featured a fair bit in the first episode. It’s an interesting place anyway, but had the added attraction for me of being able to pick out locations and vehicles used. For instance, there was the aeroplane-engined Napier-Railton that Paul wasn’t allowed to drive:

And the replica 1930s Lagonda that he did:

Here I am on the remains of the winning straight of the track:

And there’s the hill climb, which is very steep!

Unlike the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, which we’ve been to many times, it’s mainly racing cars at Brooklands, which is understandable, but there’s still plenty to see and we were there a good few hours. Dad and sis were chuffed to be able to sit in the pilot’s seat of a Hawker Harrier jet, and we climbed through a replica of the fuselage of a Wellington Bomber, where it proved useful to be small! Comes in handy sometimes. Not often, it’s true, but sometimes. 😆

More photos under the cut.

Assorted planes:

Something more up my street: a vintage sewing machine!

The Clubhouse, and Barbara Cartland (yes, that Barbara Cartland) Room, AKA the Ladies’ Reading Room:

The Barnes Wallis stratosphere chamber, where high speed flight at very high altitudes was investigated:

The London Bus Museum:

It was definitely worth a visit, and nice to go somewhere we’d not been before as we tend to return to old favourites quite a lot. Pop in if you’re ever in the area!

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Youngtimer SUV Legend: Exploring the Mercedes-Benz W163 ML-class

The Mercedes-Benz W163 ML-class holds a special place in the hearts of car enthusiasts as a true youngtimer SUV legend. Produced by the renowned German automaker between 1997 and 2005, the W163 ML-class became known for its innovative design, robust build quality, and impressive performance capabilities. Let’s delve into the key details of this iconic model, from its production history to its…

[homerjacksons]

My neighbour needs better friends/family

Whoever she’s had over since last night is SO GODDAMN LOUD I wanna scream.

Genuinely can’t tell if he’s having conversations with himself or on the phone, or if the people he’s talking with are speaking much quieter than him, but I wanna punch him.

And it was like…all night? He woke me up around 2am revving his car then again at 5am shouting about something then again at 8am literally making squawking sounds???

Pls let me sleep

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Human Factors Engineering (HFE): Making Oil and Gas Facilities Safer and More Efficient

Human Factors Engineering (HFE) is the application of scientific principles to the design of products, systems, and environments to optimize human performance and safety. HFE is particularly important in the oil and gas industry, where workers face a variety of hazards and where even a small mistake can have catastrophic consequences.

There are many ways that HFE can be used to improve the design of oil and gas facilities. For example, HFE can be used to:

Design controls that are easy to see and reach, and that are clearly labeled.

Design layouts that minimize the risk of accidents and injuries.

Provide workers with the information and training they need to perform their jobs safely and efficiently.

Create a positive work environment that supports worker well-being.

Here are a few specific examples of how HFE has been used to improve the design of oil and gas facilities:

Color-coding pipes and valves to make it easier for workers to identify them.

Using non-slip surfaces to reduce the risk of falls.

Designing control panels that are easy to use and that minimize the risk of errors.

Providing workers with clear and concise instructions on how to perform their jobs safely.

Creating break rooms and other spaces where workers can relax and socialize.

By incorporating HFE principles into the design of oil and gas facilities, companies can improve safety, efficiency, and worker well-being.

Here is a more detailed example of how HFE was used to improve the design of an oil and gas facility:

In one case, an oil and gas company was experiencing a high rate of accidents involving workers tripping and falling on slippery surfaces. The company hired an HFE consultant to help them identify and address the problem.

The HFE consultant conducted a site visit and interviewed workers to learn more about the problem. The consultant found that the slippery surfaces were caused by a combination of factors, including oil and grease spills, rainwater, and condensation.

The consultant recommended a number of solutions to the company, including:

Installing non-slip surfaces in areas where workers are likely to walk.

Improving drainage in areas where rainwater and condensation accumulate.

Providing workers with training on how to avoid slips and falls.

The company implemented the consultant's recommendations, and the rate of accidents involving slips and falls decreased significantly.

This is just one example of how HFE can be used to improve the safety of oil and gas facilities. HFE can also be used to improve efficiency and worker well-being. For example, HFE can be used to design workstations that are ergonomically correct and that minimize fatigue. HFE can also be used to develop training programs that are effective and engaging.

Here are some additional benefits of using HFE in the oil and gas industry:

Reduced costs: HFE can help to reduce the costs associated with accidents and injuries.

Improved productivity: HFE can help to improve productivity by reducing errors and improving efficiency.

Increased employee satisfaction: HFE can help to create a safer and more comfortable work environment, which can lead to increased employee satisfaction.

Overall, HFE is a valuable tool that can be used to improve safety, efficiency, and worker well-being in the oil and gas industry.

Conclusion

HFE is a valuable tool that can be used to improve safety, efficiency, and worker well-being in the oil and gas industry. By incorporating HFE principles into the design of oil and gas facilities, companies can create a safer and more productive work environment for their employees.

[theengedge]

The Importance of Fuel Quality for Your Car

Fuel is an essential component of any car, and the quality of the fuel you use can have a significant impact on the performance and longevity of your vehicle. In this blog, we'll explore why fuel quality is so important and offer some tips for choosing the right fuel for your car.

What is Fuel?

Fuel is a substance that is used to power a car's engine. The most common type of fuel used in cars is gasoline, but diesel, electric, and hybrid engines also exist. Gasoline is a petroleum-based fuel that is made up of a mixture of hydrocarbons, which are organic compounds made up of carbon and hydrogen atoms.

The Importance of Fuel Quality

Fuel quality is essential for the optimal performance of your car. Poor quality fuel can lead to engine damage, decreased fuel efficiency, and increased emissions. In contrast, high-quality fuel can help improve your car's performance, reduce emissions, and increase its lifespan.

Here are some reasons why fuel quality is so important:

Engine Performance: The quality of fuel you use can have a significant impact on your car's engine performance. Poor quality fuel can cause engine knocking, which can damage your engine over time. High-quality fuel, on the other hand, can improve engine performance and help your car run more smoothly.

Fuel Efficiency: The quality of fuel you use can also affect your car's fuel efficiency. Poor quality fuel can cause your car to consume more fuel than necessary, leading to increased costs and reduced fuel economy. High-quality fuel, however, can help your car operate more efficiently and save you money on fuel costs in the long run.

Emissions: Poor quality fuel can also contribute to increased emissions from your car. These emissions can be harmful to the environment and can even cause health problems for humans and animals. Using high-quality fuel can help reduce emissions from your car and protect the environment.

Tips for Choosing the Right Fuel

Choosing the right fuel for your car is essential for optimal performance and longevity. Here are some tips for selecting the right fuel:

Follow the Manufacturer's Recommendations: Always refer to your car's owner's manual to determine the recommended fuel type and octane rating. Using the wrong type of fuel can damage your engine and reduce performance.

Choose a Reputable Fuel Brand: Stick with well-known and reputable fuel brands to ensure that you are getting high-quality fuel for your car.

Avoid Low-Quality Fuel: Cheap fuel may seem like a good deal, but it can actually be harmful to your car. Low-quality fuel can contain impurities and additives that can damage your engine over time.

Conclusion

Fuel quality is essential for the optimal performance of your car. Using high-quality fuel can improve engine performance, increase fuel efficiency, and reduce emissions. To ensure that you are getting the best fuel for your car, follow the manufacturer's recommendations, choose a reputable fuel brand, and avoid low-quality fuel. By taking these steps, you can help ensure that your car runs smoothly and efficiently for years to come.