Is there is use of carburettor in SI engines

@ashishgupta652-nzpKVu • Oct 26, 2024

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is there is use of carburettor in SI engines as in petrol engines when the pressurised petrol is injected in cylinder directly.

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vvishwaskumar

@vvishwaskumar-HA8DvG • Feb 25, 2010

i m not getting ur question. Spark ignition (si) and petrol engines are same and in that carburettor is used to supply air-fuel mixture in appropriate ratio.
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ashishgupta652

@ashishgupta652-nzpKVu • Feb 25, 2010

in new technology the si engines are coming with the fuel directly injected to cyl
is carburetter used in these type of engines,.,?
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g_rakesh2

@g-rakesh2-CVEauh • Feb 25, 2010

ashishgupta652
is there is use of carburettor in SI engines as in petrol engines when the pressurised petrol is injected in cylinder directly.
neither petrol is pressurised in si engines nor carburator is used to pressurise fuel. its used to maintain proper air fuel mixture and filter the fuel.
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ankit bapat

@ankit-bapat-SXCtkn • Feb 25, 2010

let me tell you that pressurised petrol is not injected
pressurised injection is used in compression ignition or diesel engine
carburretor only mixes air and fuel
it is only used in spark ignition engines😎
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ashishgupta652

@ashishgupta652-nzpKVu • Feb 26, 2010

Thanx,.buddy
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ironman

@ironman-EwX7JE • Feb 28, 2010

ashishgupta652
is there is use of carburettor in SI engines as in petrol engines when the pressurised petrol is injected in cylinder directly.
All petrol engines are SI (spark ignition) engines.
No, there is no need of carbeuretor in engines which have fuel injection systems.
Fuel injector is just one of the components of the complete Fuel Injection System. There is a fuel pump, sensors to measure air mass and cylinder temperature etc.
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nick_cardoza

@nick-cardoza-hfOsHa • Mar 8, 2010

^^ 100% correct. when fuel injection first came around in the form of throttle bod injection it was nothing more than a pump and a electronically signaled single injector in the actual throttle plate. the main sensors that told the computer how much air to fuel mix was you o2 sensor and mass airflow sensor. the o2 sensor senses the levels of carbon in the exhaust and sends that to the computer. mass airflow sensor calculates how much air s coming into the engine and sends that to the computer. the computer then compares the two readings and adjusts its fuel air mix until it is within proper pre-programed specifications.
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kumar.chandan89

@kumarchandan89-6lK2FJ • Mar 22, 2010

yes, carburetor is necessary for petrol engine. because it give homogeneous mixture of fuel and air. if we used injector in s.i. engine then fuel is not burn properly due to heterogeneity. and ignition temp. of petrol is more than diesel.
and if intek temp and press is high in si engine then a possiblity to occurs detonation
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Iconoclast

@iconoclast-00ut5N • Mar 23, 2010

I think, you are talking about Gasoline Direct Injection systems and MPFI systems. In engines with these technologies, carburettor is not needed at all. These give better performance than carburetted engine.
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sonu_123

@sonu-123-XYRHbC • Apr 8, 2010

Iconoclast
I think, you are talking about Gasoline Direct Injection systems and MPFI systems. In engines with these technologies, carburettor is not needed at all. These give better performance than carburetted engine.
i dont think so man coz even in mpfi engines there is a need of a corburettor to supply proper A/F Mixture......
the carburettor's aim is to provide A/F mixture and it is essential in an SI engine...
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