Petrol engines are also known as

Related MCQs

• Which part is not common between the petrol and diesel engines
• Diesel engine as compared to petrol engines require
• In case of petrol engines, into the engine cylinder during suction stroke
• The minimum cranking speed in petrol engines is
• Diesel engines are also known as
• The device which is used for atomising and vapourising the petrol fuel and mixing it with the air in varying proportions, to suit the changing operating conditions of the engine, is known as
• Diesel fuel as compared to petrol is
• High sulphur content of petrol affects the engine performance by
• The heating value of petrol is
• In a petrol engine, the gas which does not burn and passes out without transformation is