About Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig
SINGLE CYLINDER FOUR STROKE DIESEL ENGINE TEST RIG
Engine: New AV1 Kirloskar Engine, 5HP,1500 RPM 4 Stroke Water cooled
Parameters measured
Performance test
Heat balance test
COMPUTERIZED MODULE
Parameters measured for Computerization module
Indicated HP
Indicated Torque
Combustion Pressure Vs Volume
Combustion Pressure Vs Crank angle
IMEP
Heat release curve
Standard Accessories
Fuel Measurement consumption by Volumetric method
Air Consumption using standard orifice & MS Air box
Digital RPM meter (Except Mechanical loading)
Digital Electronic torque controller for Eddy current dynamometer
Digital temperature gauges (Air IN, Exhaust OUT, Cooling Water IN, Cooling Water OUT)
Water flow Measurement through Rotor meter 2400 LPH
| MT-Y01-A | With Rope Brake Dynamometer |
| MT-Y01-B | With Hydraulic Brake Dynamometer |
| MT-Y01-C | With Electrical Dynamometer |
| MT-Y01-D | With Eddy Current Dynamometer |
Comprehensive Engine Testing and MeasurementEquipped with accurate digital displays and integrated sensors, this test rig facilitates real-time data collection for a wide range of engine performance variables, including RPM, temperature, load, fuel and air intake. Both manual and optional computerized data acquisition systems are supported, ensuring all test results are recorded and analyzed precisely.
Best-in-Class Safety and DurabilitySafety is paramount with features such as overload protection, emergency stop, and securely enclosed rotating components. The rigs strong mild steel frame and cast iron engine parts are designed for durability and long-term use in busy academic laboratories or research facilities.
Designed for Educational and Research ExcellenceTailored for both teaching and research purposes, the test rigs straightforward assembly and operation, paired with clear instrumentation, allow students and researchers to efficiently conduct engine performance, efficiency, and emission studies. The standardized design makes it ideal for hands-on demonstrations and practical learning.
FAQs of Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig:
Q: How does the Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine Test Rig measure engine performance?
A: The test rig measures engine performance by using integrated sensors and digital displays to monitor parameters like RPM, temperature, load, fuel and air consumption. Data can be recorded either manually or with an optional computerized logging system, enabling accurate evaluation of engine efficiency, heat balance, and emissions.
Q: What is the process for conducting a performance test using this rig?
A: To run a test, start the engine with the manual hand crank, set the load on the dynamometer, and monitor fuel and air intake using the burette method and air tank with an orifice/manometer. Real-time readings of all key variables are displayed digitally, and results can be recorded manually or via the optional computer system for analysis.
Q: When should the rigs safety features be engaged?
A: Safety features such as the emergency stop should be engaged immediately in the event of overload, abnormal engine behavior, or any unsafe conditions during operation. Overload protection and enclosed rotating components also work automatically to enhance operator safety during routine testing.
Q: Where is this test rig best utilized?
A: This test rig is most effective in undergraduate and postgraduate engineering labs, technical institutes, and research facilities. Its standardized laboratory scale and integrated safety features make it ideal for academic use, hands-on training, and applied research projects.
Q: What are the benefits of using the rope brake or eddy current dynamometer?
A: Both the rope brake and eddy current dynamometers accurately measure engine load and output power. While the rope brake offers a simple, cost-effective solution, the eddy current dynamometer provides finer control and can be preferred for advanced research or automated data logging setups.
Q: How does the fuel and air measurement system work?
A: Fuel consumption is measured using the burette method with a graduated pipette, allowing for precise monitoring of fuel usage. Air intake is measured through an air tank equipped with an orifice and manometer, ensuring reliable data for performance calculations and emission analysis.
Q: What is the primary advantage of this test rig for students and researchers?
A: The key advantage is its capability for comprehensive engine analysis and performance evaluation within a safe, user-friendly, and durable setup. Students and researchers gain valuable practical experience, deepening their understanding of four-stroke diesel engine operation and testing methodologies.