A Scotch marine is a type of boiler in which hot flue gas passes through a series of tubes in an aquarium. Scotch boilers are the most commonly used on ships. These boilers are most commonly used in marine applications due to their high operational efficiency and compactness. You have the ability to use all … Read more
The head gasket is part of an internal combustion engine that provides a seal between the cylinder head and the engine block. The main purpose of the engine head gasket is to prevent oil and coolant from leaking into the combustion chamber and to seal the combustion gas. cylinder head gasket ensures that the pressure … Read more
The EGR position sensor detects the movement and position of the EGR spool. The EGR pressure sensor measures the flow of exhaust gas through the EGR channel. EGR stands for Exhaust gas Recirculation. The EGR system is the most important part of the vehicle that controls NOx emissions. The EGR system consists of an EGR … Read more
The drive shaft is the most important part of the vehicle that transmits torque from the transmission to the differential, and then the differential transmits that torque to the front wheels to drive the vehicle. The drive shaft is also called the Cardan shaft, propeller shaft, or prop shaft. Simply put, the main function of the propeller … Read more
The radiator is part of the cooling system used to remove heat from the engine. The radiator is an important component of the vehicle that acts as a heat exchanger and transfers heat from the engine cooling water flowing through the radiator to the air blown by the fan. The main function of the radiator … Read more
A gas turbine is a type of internal combustion engine that converts the kinetic energy of gas into rotational (mechanical) energy. This mechanical energy further drives the gas generator, which converts this mechanical energy into electricity. It is known as a “gas turbine” because it uses gas as the hydraulic fluid. This turbine can be … Read more
Cambelt is also known as a timing belt. Reciprocating engines use cambelts to ensure that the camshaft and crankshaft rotate in proper synchronization. The timing belt or cam belt properly opens and closes the engine valve at the correct timing according to the reciprocating motion of the piston. If the timing belt fails, the engine … Read more
A beater car is a vehicle that drives into the ground. These are usually old, long mileage cars and still, work well. It’s a bit ugly to see, but I’m working to move the occupants from point A to point B, despite some scratches and minor glitches. With proper maintenance, it is not uncommon for … Read more
Reciprocating compressors are a well-known type of compressor in the positive displacement compressor category. Reciprocating compressors use pistons or plungers to compress air or gas. The back and forth movement of the piston compresses gas and air. Therefore, it is also called a piston compressor. In this compressor, gas or air is drawn into the … Read more
In this blog post, we will discuss the causes of engine overheating. The following are the most common factors that cause engine overheating. Blown or Leaked Head Gasket Coolant Leaks Damaged Water Pump Insufficient Maintenance Low Engine Oil Faulty Radiator Leaky Hoses Let’s have a look at these causes of engine overheating. 1. Blown or … Read more