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Q1. How to work Exhaust system ?
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The exhaust system directs engine gases away, reduces noise, and minimizes emissions for optimal vehicle performance.
• Components include the exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, muffler, and tailpipe.

• The exhaust manifold collects gases from the engine cylinders and directs them to the catalytic converter.

• The catalytic converter reduces harmful emissions by converting them into less harmful substances.

• The muffler minim...read more
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Q1. How to work hydrolic
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Hydraulic systems use fluid to transmit power and are commonly found in machinery and equipment.
• Understand the basic principles of hydraulic systems, including Pascal's Law and how pressure is transmitted through a confined fluid.

• Learn how to operate hydraulic equipment safely, including proper use of controls and understanding potential hazards.

• Regularly inspect hydraulic systems for leaks, damage, or other issues tha...read more
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Q2. Difference between pneumatic and hydrolic
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Pneumatic systems use compressed air to transmit power, while hydraulic systems use fluid (usually oil) to transmit power.
• Pneumatic systems use compressed air as the medium for power transmission.

• Hydraulic systems use fluid (usually oil) as the medium for power transmission.

• Pneumatic systems are typically used in lighter applications, such as air brakes in vehicles.

• Hydraulic systems are used in heavier applications, su...read more
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Q1. Different between four stroke engine and two stroke engine
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Four stroke engines have separate intake, compression, power, and exhaust strokes, while two stroke engines combine intake and exhaust in one stroke.
• Four stroke engines have valves for intake and exhaust, while two stroke engines use ports

• Four stroke engines are more fuel efficient and produce less pollution

• Two stroke engines have simpler design and are lighter in weight

• Examples: Four stroke - car engines, Two stroke -...read more
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Q1. What is beam loading
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Beam loading refers to the distribution of forces and moments acting on a beam.
• Beam loading includes both the external loads applied to a beam and the internal reactions within the beam.

• Types of beam loading include point loads, distributed loads, and concentrated moments.

• Understanding beam loading is crucial for designing beams that can support the expected loads without failing.

• Examples of beam loading scenarios incl...read more
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Q2. Draw force diagrame
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A force diagram is a visual representation of the forces acting on an object.
• Identify all the forces acting on the object

• Draw arrows to represent the direction and magnitude of each force

• Label each force with its name and value

• Ensure that the forces are balanced if the object is in equilibrium
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Material property ion carbon diagram is a graphical representation of the relationship between material properties and carbon content.
• Material property ion carbon diagram shows how material properties change with varying carbon content.

• Common material properties include hardness, strength, and ductility.

• Examples of materials that exhibit changes in properties with carbon content include steel and cast iron.
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