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This document outlines the syllabus for the Internal Combustion Engines course offered in the second semester of the 2017 academic year. The course is offered on Mondays and Fridays from the Mechanical Engineering department. It is a 3-credit course that introduces students to the operating cycles, design, and performance of internal combustion engines. Topics include engine types, thermodynamics, ideal engine cycles, spark ignition and compression ignition engines, and pollutant formation and control. Student assessment includes class participation, quizzes, exams, and assignments.

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This document outlines the syllabus for the Internal Combustion Engines course offered in the second semester of the 2017 academic year. The course is offered on Mondays and Fridays from the Mechanical Engineering department. It is a 3-credit course that introduces students to the operating cycles, design, and performance of internal combustion engines. Topics include engine types, thermodynamics, ideal engine cycles, spark ignition and compression ignition engines, and pollutant formation and control. Student assessment includes class participation, quizzes, exams, and assignments.

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Course Syllabus

Second Semester, Academic Year 2017

1. Faculty: Engineering Department: Mechanical Engineering


2. Course code: 01208331 Course name: Internal Combustion Engines Total credits: 3(3-0-6)
Prerequisite 01208341: Thermodynamics II
Section 450 Date and Time: M 10:30-12:00, F 13:00-14:30 Room: E3401
Section 451 Date and Time: M 10:30-12:00 Room: E5302
F 10:30-12:00 Room: E5303
3. Lecturers
Section 450 Assistant Professor Dr. Ekathai Wirojsakunchai
Section 451 Assistant Professor Dr. Tanet Aroonsrisopon
4. Office hours for consultation with students
Assistant Professor Dr. Ekathai Wirojsakunchai, Tu 10:30-12:30, F 12:00-13:00,
Room E5402/6, Tel. 0-2797-0999 Ext. 1839, E-mail [email protected]
Assistant Professor Dr. Tanet Aroonsrisopon, Tu/Th 10:30-12:00,
Room E5402/10, Tel. 0-2797-0999 Ext. 1841, E-mail [email protected]
5. Course Objectives
• Develop an understanding of operating cycles of internal combustion engines.
• Develop an understanding of factors that affect operation and performance of internal combustion engines.
• Develop a fundamental understanding of design, research and development for internal combustion engines.
6. Course Description
Engine types and operation, engine design and operating parameters, combustion theory, properties of
working substances, engine cycles, gas exchange processes, spark-ignition engine fuel system, gas motion within
the cylinder, combustion in spark-ignition and compression-ignition engines, pollutant formation and control.
7. Course Outline
1) Engine types and their operation (PowerPoint Ch.1)
2) Engine design and operating parameters (PowerPoint Ch.2)
3) Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixtures (PowerPoint Ch.3)
4) Properties of working fluids and engine-operating behaviors (PowerPoint Ch.4)
5) Ideal models of engine cycles (PowerPoint Ch.5)
6) Spark-ignition engines (PowerPoint Ch.6)
7) Compression-ignition engines (PowerPoint Ch.7)
8) Pollutant formation and control (PowerPoint Ch.8)
9) Advanced technologies for internal combustion engines (PowerPoint Ch.9)
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8. Student-centered Teaching Methods
Lecture, co-operative learning, discussion, self/group independent study, homework assignments, and
observing facilities at the automotive lab of the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
9. Teaching Aids/Materials
Whiteboard, overhead projector, PowerPoint presentations, VDO clips and animations, electronic media,
documents, examples in classes (available online at M@xLearn - http://course.ku.ac.th).
10. Measures of Achievement
10.1 Class participation, In-class quizzes, and homework assignments 10 %
10.2 Examinations
- Mid-term examination 40 %
- Final examination 50 %
Total 100 %
11. Grading Policy
Based on the distribution curve of student’s total score in all 01208331 sections offered in the current semester:
A approximately 5-10% B+ approximately 5%
B approximately 15% C+ approximately 15%
C approximately 25% D+ approximately 5%
D approximately 15% F approximately 5-10%
12. ICE’s Hall of Fame
List of top students who achieved the highest total score (1st to 3rd) in each semester:
Semester/Year 1st 2nd 3rd
2nd/2008 นายจิรัชย ชัยโยธา นางสาวศุภรานันท เล็กประเสริฐ นางสาวอรวรรณ วัฒนพานิชาภรณ
nd
2 /2009 นายวรพจน พันธบุดดา นายสุรเจตน แสงเจริญรัตน นายพงศกร หมื่นหอ
2nd/2010 นายพรภัทร วงษเมฆ นายนิธิวัต ซอนสุข นายภาณุกร ตรียศกล
2nd/2011 นายสมพล งามเลิศโกมุท นายปวีณ พงษธรรมรักษ นายบดินทร เหลืองสมใจ
nd
2 /2012* นางสาวสุภญ ิ ญา ปยะพินทุ นายศัสยา ดาราวุฒิ นายกฤช สุวรรณวงศ
2nd/2013* นางสาวศรินรัตน ทรัพยชนาทิต นายสาธิต เสรีไพบูลยทรัพย นายณัฐพจน ภูวเศรษฐ
2nd/2014 นายภาคภูมิ กรัยวิภาส นายกฤษฏ การสมดี นายธงไชย อนันตวรปญญา
nd
2 /2015 นายตะวัน มงคลศิริ นายยศวิน ปาเทยา นายธนกฤต มงคลกิจงาม
2nd/2016 นายเกียรติศักดิ์ วิจิตรสมบัติ นายณัฐนนท ศรีสรางคอม นางสาวพลอยวาว หนูเทพ
2nd/2017
*Ranking for IUP students only as IUP’s semester shifted.
13. Textbooks and Readings (in bibliography style)
[1] J.B. Heywood, Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals, International Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1988.
(Main Textbook)
[2] C.R. Ferguson and A.T. Kirkpatrick, Internal Combustion Engines: Applied Thermosciences, 2nd-Edition, John
Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2001.
[3] R. Stone, Introduction to Internal Combustion Engines, 3rd-Edition, Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., 1999.

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14. Class Schedule
Week Date Topics PowerPoint
1 8,12 Jan 18 - Class introduction
- Engine types and their operation Ch. 1
- Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixture Ch. 3
2 15,19 Jan 18 - Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixture and STANJAN Ch. 3, 4
3 22,26* Jan 18 - Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixture and STANJAN (cont.) Ch. 3, 4
- 26 Jan-3 Feb 18 No class - Kaset Fair (see official KU announcement) -
4 5,9 Feb 18 - Thermochemistry of fuel-air mixture and STANJAN (cont.) Ch. 3, 4
5 12,16 Feb 18 - Ideal engine operating cycles Ch. 5
6 19,23 Feb 18 - Engine design and operating parameters Ch. 2
7 24 Feb-4 Mar 18 Midterm Exam 40%: Wednesday, 28 Feb, 2018, 12:00 – 15:00
8 5,9 Mar 18 - Ideal engine operating cycles Ch. 5
- Engine cycle analysis and comparison
9 12,16 Mar 18 - Engine cycle analysis and comparison (cont.) Ch. 5
11 19,23 Mar 18 - Spark-ignition engines Ch. 6
12 26,30 Mar 18 - Spark-ignition engines (cont.) Ch. 6
13 2,6* Apr 18 - Spark-ignition engines (cont.) Ch. 6
14 9,13* Apr 18 - Compression-ignition engines Ch. 7
15 20 Apr 18 - Compression-ignition engines (cont.) Ch. 7
16 23,27 Apr 18 - Pollutant formation and control Ch. 8
17 30 Apr - 4 May 18 - Advanced technologies for Internal Combustion Engines Ch. 9
18-19 7-18 May 18 Final Exam 50%: Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 13:00 – 16:00
*Holidays (schedule for make-up class to be announced in class.)

Notes:
• 15-19 Jan 2018 Period for late registration and ADD/DROP courses (without “W” on transcript)
• 20 Jan - 6 Feb 2018 Period for online course withdrawal (without “W” on transcript)
• 19-23 Feb 2018 Students complete the 1st-online class evaluation (URL: https://eassess.ku.ac.th/)
• 5-30 Mar 2018 Period for online course withdrawal (with “W” on transcript)
• 30 Apr - 6 May 2018 Students complete the 2nd-online class evaluation (URL: https://eassess.ku.ac.th/)
• 29 May 2018 Grade announcement

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