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Green Engine Bharatjeet kumar Ims engineering college 1414340049 2me(3 rd year)

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Green Engine

Bharatjeet kumar

Ims engineering college1414340049

2me(3rd year)

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What is green engine ?

• Green engine is the internal combustion engine with some or major modification in it’s part and design

• The efficiency of this engine is high and the exhaust is also near zero.

• Green Engine is a six phase internal engine having a very higher expansion ratio ,higher thermal efficiency , with nearly zero emissions , quietness ,light and small in size ,lower cost with a capability of burning various kinds of fuels.

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Need To Invent

Today world is facing the major problems regarding energy crisis.

Along with this we are facing major environment trouble due to to increase in harmful gases

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CONSTRUCTION: Green engine is a six phase internal combustion engine.

Here the term “Phase” is used in steas of “stroke” since stroke is associated to the movement of piston

And in green engine there is no piston

The engine consists of:-

A set of vanes A pair of rotors No. of pot like

containers Two air intake ports A pair of fuel injectors Spark plugs

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The Various Technical Features of the Green Engine

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Working of Green Engine ;- Intake

Compression

Mixing

Combustion

Power

Exhaust

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1) Intake

The air is admitted directly inside the compression chamber. The air does not undergo any treatment before entry. The air filter is directly connected to the entry of the intake pipe. The amount of the air intake can be varied as per the fuel used.

2) Compression

The air admitted in, then enters into the compression chamber. The compression chamber has variable area. The central disc having arms pushes the air in the compression chamber. The compression chamber is connected to the combustion chamber by a small diameter duct which is tangent to the combustion chamber. So as arm pushes the air in the compression chamber the pressurized air is forced to flow through this duct. As the air flow through it, the air is swirled very fast. The air thus enters the combustion chamber.

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3) Direct Fuel Injection

One more facility is provided in the green engine is that of direct fuel injection. The fuel injected is also variable. The amount of fuel injected is varied as per the mode of the vehicle.

4) Super Mixing The combustion chamber is also rotating. This centrifugal force from the rotation along with the strong swirling causes the fuel to mix with air. The mixing assures the complete burning of the fuel. The super mixed charge is forced by the arm towards the spark plug.

5) Combustion

The charge is ignited by the spark plug. The combustion time can be varied to burn different grade of fuels. The controlled combustion time gives the complete burning of the charge. The emissions are greatly reduced

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6) Power

The burned products of the combustion are expelled out of the combustion chamber. The high pressure gases push the arm of the compression chamber causing work output. The power is obtained in the form of the power pulses. These pulses reduce the area of the engine. The power pulses also reduce the explosion noise.

7) Exhaust

The burned gases are expelled out. The gases are first expanded in the expansion zone. The expansion ratio is more which ensures the maximum work output. Also the maximum energy is gained from the gases. The temperature also reduces and hence an optimum utilization of the burned gases is achieved. The burned gases after expansion are pushed into the exhaust pipe and released into the atmosphere.

Thus the six-phase cycle is completed.

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Advantages :-

small size and light weight Limited parts High Efficiency Multi fuels Near zero Emission Smooth Operation Fast Accelerating Response Ideal to Hydrogen Fuel Highly Reliable Low cost

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Applications:=

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Green steam Engine

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Green Engine For Vehicle

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Green Engine For Aeroplane

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Audi A 4’s Car Green Engine

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Kawasaki’s Green Engine

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Any Question ?

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Thank you