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1. Internal Combustion Engines
1.1(a) Power cycles: Engine terminology,
1.1(b) Working of 4 stroke engines,
1.1(c) Carnot cycle,
1.1(d) Otto cycle, theorem,
1.1(e) Diesel cycle,
1.1(f) Dual cycle,
1.1(g) Actual indicator diagrams for 4 stroke engines
1.2 Basic of IC Engines: Working and comparison of four stroke and two stroke cycle engines and SI and CI engines.
1.3(a) IC Engines auxiliaries: Valve timing Charger, diagrams,
1.3(b) VVT-I engines — concept and arrangement,
1.3(c) Supercharging - objectives and advantages, Turbocharging, Variable Geometry Turbochargers,
1.3(d) MPFI layout,
1.3(e) Rotary and inline fuel injection pump,
1.3(f) Piezoelectric injectors,
1.3(g) EGR layout,
1.3(h) Viscous coupling for fan.
1.4 Common rail direct injection diesel engines (CRDI) controlled by electronic control unit.
1.6 List of Methods to reduce pollution in diesel engines as prescribed in BS6
2. Testing of IC Engines and Emission Control
2.1(a) IC engine testing parameters: IP, BSFC,
2.1(b) Components of heat balance sheet,
2.1(c) Thermal and mechanical efficiency,
2.1(d) Morse test.
2.2(a) Combustion in IC cngines,
2.2(b) Octane Number (RON, MON)
2.2(c) Knock Resistance.
2.3(a) Exhaust emissions and control: Polluting emissions in IC engines, effects on environment
2.3(b) Measurement of exhaust emissions,
2.3(c) Effect of air-fuel ratio on exhaust emissions (with graph),
2.3(d) Euro IV and Euro VI norms for M and N1 vehicles,
2.3(e) Catalytic converter,
2.3(f) SCR
2.4 Engine Control Unit (ECU): working and diagnosis procedure.
3. Air Compressors
3.1(a) Reciprocating compressors — applications,
3.1(b) Working of single stage
3.1(c) Two stage compressors with PV diagrams.
3.1(d) Intercooling
3.2(a) Testing of reciprocating air compressors: Pressure ratio, compressor capacity, FAD,
3.2(b) Volumetric efficiency
3.2(c) Isothermal efficiency
3.2(d) Numerical.
3.2(e) Methods of energy saving.
3.3(a) Rotary compressors: Screw Compressors,
3.3(b) Rotary compressors: Centrifugal Compressors
3.3(c) Rotary compressors: Lobe type Compressors
3.3(d) Rotary compressors: Vane type compressors
3.3(e) Rotary compressors: Axial flow compressors
3.3(f) Comparison of rotary with rceiprocating.
4. Gas Turbines and Jet Propulsion
4.1(a) Types of Gas Turbines: Constant pressure,
4.1(b) Open cycle gas turbines
4.1(c) Closed cycle gas turbines,
4.1(d) Brayton cycle,
4.1(e) Aero derivative and heavy frame engines
4.2(a) Jet propulsion: Turbojet
4.2(b) Jet propulsion: Turboprop
4.3(a) Rocket propulsion: Liquid propellant systems.
4.3(b) Rocket propulsion: Solid propellant systems.
5. Refrigeration Air-conditioning
5.1(a) Refrigeration: Unit of refrigeration, EER, SEER,
5.1(b) Carnot cycle,
5.1(c) Vapor compression cycle,
5.1(d) Sub cooling and superheating,
5.1(e) Components of vapor compression systems,
5.1(f) Refrigerant properties,
5.1(g) Concepts of GWP, ODP, TEWI, LCCP.
5.2(a) Applications: Specification, Working and construction of Domestic refrigerator,
5.2(b) Water cooler,
5.2(c) Ice plant
5.2(d) Cold storage.
5.3(a) Air-conditioning: Definition,
5.3(b) Classification-comfort air conditioning,
5.3(c) Applications of air conditioning
5.4(a) Psychrometry: properties of air,
5.4(b) Psychrometric processes
5.4(c) Psychrometric chart
5.5(a) Applications: Specification, Working and construction of Window,
5.5(b) Split air- conditioner
5.5(c) Central air-conditioning
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The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) offers a Diploma course in Power Engineering and Refrigeration, a program designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills required to work in the fields of power generation and refrigeration systems.
The Significance of MSBTE
Diploma Power Engineering and Refrigeration
Power Engineering
Refrigeration
The Structure of the MSBTE
Diploma Course
Theoretical Component
The theoretical part of the course
covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Power Generation: Understanding the
principles and methods of electricity generation, including power plants
and renewable energy sources.
- Electrical Systems: Learning about
electrical systems, distribution networks, and safety measures.
- Refrigeration Technology: Exploring the
science of cooling, refrigeration cycles, and the operation of
refrigeration equipment.
- Heat Transfer: Understanding the principles
of heat transfer and how they apply to refrigeration and cooling systems.
- Thermodynamics: Gaining knowledge about the
thermodynamic principles that underlie power generation and refrigeration.
- Control Systems: Learning about the control
and automation of power systems and refrigeration equipment.
Career Opportunities
Upon completing the MSBTE Diploma
course in Power Engineering and Refrigeration, graduates have a wide range of
career opportunities. Some potential career paths include:
- Power Plant Operators: Graduates can work in
power plants, managing and operating electricity generation equipment.
- Electrical Technicians: Electrical
technicians are responsible for maintaining and repairing electrical
systems.
- Refrigeration Technicians: Refrigeration
technicians work on the installation and maintenance of cooling systems in
various industries.
- HVAC Technicians: Those interested in air
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Air Conditioning) systems.
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2. Electrical Systems and
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3. Refrigeration Technology
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5. Thermodynamics in Energy
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6. Control Systems in Power
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7. Refrigeration Equipment
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