From Beginneto Expert In Internal Combustion Engines

Engines, maritime, construction, parts, racing

What you’ll learn
Identify and describe the functions and major components of internal combustion engines
Differentiate between various types of internal combustion engines and understand their operational principles
Recognize performance metrics and assess the advantages and limitations of each engine type
Select the appropriate engine type for specific applications
Master diagnostic techniques to evaluate engine status effectively

Requirements
Motivation

Description
Welcome to our comprehensive course on Internal Combustion Engines (ICE)! Whether you’re a budding marine engineer, seasoned mechanic, or simply intrigued by the intricacies of engines, this course is tailored to enhance your understanding and proficiency in this vital field.Every vehicle, from cars and trucks to ships and submarines, relies on an engine, typically an internal combustion engine. Understanding its components, functionalities, and interactions is indispensable for engineers and mechanics alike. Developed meticulously to encompass a broad spectrum of knowledge, this course offers easily digestible insights into all facets of internal combustion engines.Course Highlights:Thorough introduction to various types of internal combustion enginesDetailed exploration of engine functionalities, subsystems, and basic applicationsTroubleshooting techniques and supplementary PDF resources for comprehensive learningCourse Features:Based on Industry Standards and Best PracticesContinuous updates to ensure relevance and accuracyLearning Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will be able to:Identify and describe the functions and major components of internal combustion enginesDifferentiate between various types of internal combustion engines and understand their operational principlesRecognize performance metrics and assess the advantages and limitations of each engine typeSelect the appropriate engine type for specific applicationsMaster diagnostic techniques to evaluate engine status effectivelyWho Should Attend: This course is ideal for:Future marine engineers and mechanics seeking fundamental knowledge in internal combustion enginesCurrent field and marine engineers aiming to deepen their understandingIndividuals interested in gaining insight into engine mechanics and applicationsContinuous Improvement: We are committed to enhancing this course continually. Stay tuned for upcoming materials, including videos, PDFs, and articles, to enrich your learning experience.Enroll now and embark on a journey to master the intricacies of internal combustion engines!

Overview
Section 1: Working principles of ICE

Lecture 1 Two-Stroke Engines

Lecture 2 Four-Stroke Engines

Section 2: Thermodynamics

Lecture 3 Thermodynamics of Internal Combustion Engine

Section 3: Construction of Internal Combustion Engines

Lecture 4 Introduction to the module and construction basics

Lecture 5 Fixed Parts – Engine Body

Lecture 6 Fixed Parts – Foundation Frame

Lecture 7 Fixed Parts – A-frame

Lecture 8 Fixed Parts – Cylinder block & Cylinder Liner

Lecture 9 Fixed Parts – Cylinder head

Lecture 10 Running Parts – Piston Group Part 1

Lecture 11 Running Parts – Piston Group Part 2

Lecture 12 Running Parts – Connecting rod

Lecture 13 Running Parts – Crosshead

Lecture 14 Running Parts – Crankshaft

Lecture 15 Running Parts – Gas exchange 1

Lecture 16 Running Parts – Gas exchange 2

Section 4: Sub-Systems in Internal Combustion Engines

Lecture 17 Starting Air System

Lecture 18 Fuel System

Lecture 19 Lubrication System

Lecture 20 Cooling System

Lecture 21 Intake and Exhaust System

Section 5: Troubleshooting of Internal Combustion Engines

Lecture 22 Troubleshooting

Section 6: Season Finale

Lecture 23 Final

From beginners to experts