Academic Year (AY): 2024-25 (Jan.

-Jun)

Assignment-I

Subject- Internal combustion Engine

Programme: B.Tech. (ME), Semester-6th

Question No. Text of question Knowledge

Level (KL)
Compare the thermodynamic efficiencies of Otto, Diesel, and 4
1
Dual cycles.
Evaluate the performance of Otto cycle engines for varying 5
2
compression ratios.
Design a new classification method for IC engines based on fuel 6
3
types and applications.
Calculate the thermal efficiency of an ideal Diesel cycle with a 3
4
specific compression ratio.
Analyze the differences between internal and external combustion 4
5 engines.
Calculate the energy content of a given fuel based on its chemical 3
6 composition.
Evaluate the performance of ethanol-blended petrol in modern SI 5
7 engines.
Propose an innovative approach to reduce pollutants in diesel 6
8 engines using alternative fuels.
Discuss the feasibility of hydrogen as a replacement for petrol in 4
9 small passenger vehicles.
Create a diagram to illustrate the differences in fuel delivery 6
10 systems for SI and CI engines.

Prepared By: Dr. Anup Kumar

 Academic Year (AY): 2024-25 (Jan.-Jun)

Assignment-II

Subject- Internal combustion Engine

Programme: B.Tech. (ME), Semester-6th

Question No. Text of question Knowledge

Level (KL)
Explain the mixture requirements for various operating conditions 3
1
in SI engines.
Analyze the drawbacks of carburetors in comparison to modern 4
2
fuel injection systems.
Evaluate the efficiency of single-point versus multi-point fuel 5
3
injection systems.
Design a new fuel injection system optimized for high- 6
4 performance diesel engines.
Calculate the air-fuel ratio for a given operating condition in a 3
5
petrol engine.
Compare the working principles of elementary carburetors and 4
6 modern electronic fuel injection systems.
Evaluate the role of fuel filters in maintaining injection system 5
7 efficiency.
Propose a hybrid carburetion and injection system for better 6
8 engine performance.
Discuss the importance of injection timing in improving 4
9 combustion efficiency.
Create a flow diagram to explain the working of a diesel injection 6
10 pump and injectors.

Prepared By: Dr. Anup Kumar

 Academic Year (AY): 2024-25 (Jan.-Jun)

Assignment-III

Subject- Internal combustion Engine

Programme: B.Tech. (ME), Semester-6th

Question No. Text of question Knowledge

Level (KL)
1 Explain the requirements of ignition systems in SI engines. 3
Analyze the role of lubricating oil properties in reducing engine 4
2
wear and tear.
Evaluate the advantages of electronic ignition systems over 5
3
magneto ignition systems.
Design a cooling system for a high-performance sports car 6
4 engine.
Compare the working principles of wet sump and dry sump 4
5 lubrication systems.
Calculate the ignition timing required for an SI engine under 3
6 different load conditions.
Evaluate the disadvantages of overcooling and its effect on engine 5
7 performance.
Propose an innovative ignition system integrating modern sensor 6
8 technologies.
Discuss the differences between air-cooling and water-cooling 4
9 systems in terms of efficiency.
Create a flowchart to illustrate the lubrication cycle in an internal 6
10 combustion engine.

Prepared By: Dr. Anup Kumar

 Academic Year (AY): 2024-25 (Jan.-Jun)

Assignment-IV

Subject- Internal combustion Engine

Programme: B.Tech. (ME), Semester-6th

Question No. Text of question Knowledge

Level (KL)
Explain the methods used to measure brake power and indicated 3
1
power in engines.
Analyze the factors affecting the heat distribution in an engine 4
2
during operation.
Evaluate the relationship between fuel consumption and engine 5
3
efficiency at different speeds.
Develop a performance curve for an engine using experimental 6
4 data.
Calculate the brake thermal efficiency of an engine for a given set 3
5
of test data.
Compare the friction power losses in SI and CI engines under 4
6 similar operating conditions.
Evaluate the impact of altitude on engine performance parameters 5
7 such as power output.
Propose a method to improve the accuracy of engine performance 6
8 testing.
Discuss the significance of measuring fuel consumption in engine 4
9 performance analysis.
Create a conceptual diagram illustrating the process of engine 6
10 performance testing.

Prepared By: Dr. Anup Kumar

 Academic Year (AY): 2024-25 (Jan.-Jun)

Assignment-V

Subject- Internal combustion Engine

Programme: B.Tech. (ME), Semester-6th

Question No. Text of question Knowledge

Level (KL)
Explain the objectives and advantages of supercharging in IC 3
1
engines.
Analyze the impact of supercharging on the volumetric efficiency 4
2
of an engine.
Evaluate the benefits of turbocharging compared to mechanical 5
3
supercharging.
4 Design a turbocharging system for a high-altitude application. 6
Calculate the increase in power output achieved by supercharging 3
5 under given conditions.
Compare the performance of supercharged and naturally aspirated 4
6 engines in heavy-duty vehicles.
Evaluate the environmental impact of turbocharged engines in 5
7 terms of emissions.
Propose a new design for a multi-stage turbocharger to reduce 6
8 turbo lag.
Discuss the limitations of supercharging in CI engines compared 4
9 to SI engines.
Create a schematic diagram of a supercharging setup in a modern 6
10 automobile.

Prepared By: Dr. Anup Kumar