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What is practical difference between uni-flow scavenging and loop scavenging..???0
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Member • Oct 31, 2012
Scavenging is the process of escape of fresh charge without getting utilized.
For uniflow and loop scavenging, I hope following link will help you:
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Member • Nov 1, 2012
I thought scavenging means pushing out the exhaust gases, not fresh charge from the engine cylinder.
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Member • Nov 1, 2012
Yes, it is pushing out of exhaust gases by the fresh air that enters the cylinder.white_hatI thought scavenging means pushing out the exhaust gases, not fresh charge from the engine cylinder.
Since intake and exhaust process takes place at the same time, some of the fresh charge also escapes with the exhaust gases. Thus, it is the reason for the low efficiency of 2-stroke engines.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 6, 2012
will you please tell me basic difference between these two which i must know?sweet_honeyYes, it is pushing out of exhaust gases by the fresh air that enters the cylinder.
Since intake and exhaust process takes place at the same time, some of the fresh charge also escapes with the exhaust gases. Thus, it is the reason for the low efficiency of 2-stroke engines.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 7, 2012
Do you mean the difference between intake and exhaust process?Manish Tomarwill you please tell me basic difference between these two which i must know?Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 20, 2012
no.... i am talking about simple definitions of these two..!!sweet_honeyDo you mean the difference between intake and exhaust process?Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 20, 2012
LOOP SCAVENGING is that process in which the charge passes over the piston crown and rises to form a loop within cylinder.
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Member • Nov 20, 2012
UNIFLOW SCAVENGING is that process in which charge air passes straight up through the length of cylinder.
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