Sentences with phrase «ic engine»

And other IC engine breakthroughs could be coming to market soon, including variations of what's known as the OPOC, or «opposed piston / opposed cylinder,» engine.

The IC engine has deletrious direct effects but many unsing indirect environmental (and other) benefits.

(IF this is a no brainer, or I am stupid or something please don't shoot me down in flames) As we know a standard ic engine converts about 30 % of the available energy in a given fossil fuel into motion energy.

Assume I've replaced my car with a new plug - in hybrid, and to eliminate extraneous factors assume that they're otherwise identical — same weight, CdA, rolling resistance, & c. I've replaced an energy path of oil well — oil tanker or pipeline — refinery — tank truck — gas pump — IC engine with one that's 0.7 * (coal mine — railroad — power station — transmission line — battery charging — electric motor).

But if you do the math on a hundred kids and one IC engine on a dynamometer, you find a shortage of hours in the week (we do that experiment to study efficiency and the role of throttle setting — but I am satisfied if the idea of efficiency has really sunk in.)

For example, imagine that you have two cars, one electric and one with an IC engine, that are exactly equal in energy efficiency over the full pathway from well / mine / reactor / etc to wheels.

Just like the BMW X5 eHybrid, the 530Le will combine a four - cylinder IC engine (the familiar N20) and a ZF 8 - speed automatic transmission.

The pure electric variant will have visual differentiators to set it apart from the IC engine'd model.

The IC engine is coupled to an electric motor, which links to an eight - speed tiptronic gearbox.

Just like the BMW X5 eHybrid, the 530Le combine a four - cylinder IC engine (the familiar N20) and a ZF 8 - speed automatic transmission.

This is analogous to the situation in a carbureted car (or motorcycle, or any other IC engine that doesn't have a computer).

The IC engine's eventual joining - in is almost imperceptibly smooth and discreet, but once running its revs rise and fall in quite close concert with your accelerator movements.

In hybrids so far on sale, the IC engine does most of the work most of the time.

At low speeds, the generator does nothing in electric mode, but charges the battery in extended - range, battery - low, IC engine - on mode.

This arrangement allows for a multitude of strategies, including all IC, all electric, IC engine starting, regenerative brakes, and various combinations of recharging and motive power.

In many cases, a hybrid system uses a planetary set with multiple power inputs (IC engine and [electric] motor).

You operate your IC engine, bad stuff is made.

Any «oil» accumulates fine particles from the combustion process that can act as abrasives to an IC engine.

«I think we will never abandon the IC engine,» he says.

I have invented «TEJJ CONSTANT TORQUE IC ENGINE» (Patent pending in INDIA wide application no. 170 / KOL / 2012).

This was done to get MAXIMUM POSSIBLE CONTINUOUS TORQUE from IC Engine & same principle might usher in betterment of many other similar mechanical devices.

My point is that oil gets «dirty», and by dirty I mean filled with tiny abrasive particles that erode your IC engine.

But whereas with similar set - ups in rival products, (including Porsche's Panamera 4 E-hybrid) that accelerative thump of electric power soon fades leaving the IC engine to carry the load.

The reasons for having lower boost pressure are the electric motors that surround the IC engine, offering a supplemental 690bhp on their own.

To this end, Koenigsegg fitted active engine mounts to diffuse some of the NVH from the IC engine, while the interior and tech has been improved over more performance - focused models like the Agera RS.

«Toyota Continues with Atkinson Cycle IC Engines in New Hybrid System» is part of the paid WardsAuto Premium content.

The figures he uses are calculated from mileage and fuel energy content for IC engined cars, so 80 kWh per 100 km for average UK car.

If installed solar cells were free, how long would it be before they were supplying base load power for the country and powering the electric motors that replaced all those IC engines that are currently powering our transportation infrastructure?

Or the environmental impact of producing the raw materials and manufacturing the batteries to replace the IC engines in a few hundred million automobiles, trucks, and busses?

If we could drop cheap fuel cells into Chevy Volts and yank out the IC engines, we would definitely be a lot more independent from foreign fuel providers like OPEC, Hugo Chavez, fat cat Middle East oil sheiks, etc..

If you roll your eyes when someone takes a small step, no one will ever move away from IC engines.

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* 3 + years of experience in IC engines including LTC, split exhaust system and power recovery at plateau.

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Technical highlights A hybrid is a vehicle in which an internal - combustion (IC) engine and an electric motor power that vehicle either separately or together.

A rival to the Maruti Dzire, Tata Zest and Hyundai Xcent, the compact sedan from VW — codenamed ICS — is expected to sit at the top of the segment when launched and borrow all the mechanicals, such as the 1.2 - litre MPI and TSI petrol engines and the 1.5 - diesel unit, from its hatchback sibling.

Camry's Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS) with Rear Cross-Traffic Braking (RCTB) warns you when it detects nearby obstacles and, if necessary, under certain conditions will reduce engine power and apply the brakes.

The new IC is based on the same powerful engine as the first model, the S1D13521, but provides customers with a higher level of performance and additional features.

The Android ICS 4.0.4 update for Galaxy S GT - I9000 comes packed with a lot of improvements and new features (oh look at the elephant in the room), like better performance, the Sony Bravia Engine for a more vivid visual experience, multitasking similar to the Windows Phone 7, Face Unlock, enhanced stock browser and many others.

Introducing the Sony Xperia TL, armed with a 1.5 GHz dual - core S4 processor, running Android 4.0 ICS & will be upgradeable to 4.1 Jelly Bean, sporting a 4.6 inch HD Reality Display using the Bravia Engine w / 1280 x 720 resolution, PlayStation certified, NFC support, 13MP rear - facing camera capable of recording video in 1080p HD + a front - facing shooter capable of recording video in 720p HD, DLNA support, and using AT&T LTE network w / HSPA + as backup.

Generator Technicians perform a variety of tasks in the inspection, repair, and preventive and corrective maintenance and modification on Internal Combustion (IC) engines, diesel generators, and other IC gaseous engines.