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Fuel System in Automobiles

The document discusses the basic components of an automobile's fuel system. It includes the fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel lines, fuel filter, fuel injector, and carburetor. The fuel tank stores gasoline and the fuel pump delivers it through fuel lines. The fuel filter screens out impurities and the fuel injector or carburetor introduces the gasoline into the engine. Together, these components work to deliver fuel for combustion so that the vehicle can operate.

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Fuel System in Automobiles

The document discusses the basic components of an automobile's fuel system. It includes the fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel lines, fuel filter, fuel injector, and carburetor. The fuel tank stores gasoline and the fuel pump delivers it through fuel lines. The fuel filter screens out impurities and the fuel injector or carburetor introduces the gasoline into the engine. Together, these components work to deliver fuel for combustion so that the vehicle can operate.

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FUEL SYSTEM IN AUTOMOBILES

CONTENTS:
1. INTRODUCTION OF FUEL SYSTEM
2. BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL SYSTEM
i. FUEL TANK
ii. FUEL PUMP
iii. FUEL LINES
iv. FUEL FILTER
v. FUEL INJECTOR
vi. CARBURATORS
INTRODUCTION OF FUEL
SYSTEM

All internal combustion engines need three things


to run air , fuel and spark. The fuel system is made up
of the fuel tank, pump, filter and injectors or
carburetor, and is responsible for delivering fuel to the
engine as needed. Each component must perform
flawlessly to achieve expected vehicle performance
and reliability.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
Basic components of fuel system are:
1. Fuel tank :A fuel tank is a safe container for
flammable fluids. Though any storage tank for fuel
may be so called, the term is typically applied to part of
an engine system in which the fuel is stored and
propelled or released into an engine.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
2.Fuel pump:A fuel pump is a component in motor
vehicles that transfers liquid from the fuel tank to the
carburetor or fuel injector of the internal combustion
engine.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
3. Fuel lines:A fuel line is a hose or pipe used to transfer
fuel from one point in a vehicle to another. The United
States Environmental Protection Agency defines a fuel
line as "all hoses or tubing designed to contain liquid
fuel or fuel vapor.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
4. Fuel filter:A fuel filter is a filter in a fuel line that
screens out dirt and rust particles from the fuel, and is
normally made into cartridges containing a filter paper.
They are found in most internal combustion engines.
Fuel filters serve a vital function in today's modern,
tight-tolerance engine fuel systems.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
5. Fuel injector:A fuel injector is an electronically
controlled mechanical device which is used to
inject/spray (just like a syringe) the fuel into the
engine for the preparation of correct air-fuel
mixture which in turn provides efficient
combustion to the engine. The position of the fuel
injectors differs for different engine designs but
usually they are mounted on the engine head with a
tip inside the combustion chamber of the engine
FUEL INJECTOR
BASIC COMPONENTS OF FUEL
SYSTEM
5.Carburator:A carburetor is a device that mixes air
and fuel for internal combustion engines in an
appropriate air–fuel ratio for combustion
NAME OF STUDENTS:
1. RAMANDEEP KASHYAP(AEI/20/ME/014)
2. AFRID WAZED(AEI/20/ME/015)
3. PRANJIT LAHKAR(AEI/20/ME/016)
4. DEBAJIT DEKA(AEI/20/ME/017)
5. BIDISHA SAIKIA(AEI/ITI/20/ME/046)

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