Acquired competences
The purpose of studying the discipline is to provide students with the following knowledge: the ability to demonstrate a systematic understanding of the key aspects and concepts of the development of the power engineering industry; the ability to analyse information from literary sources, conduct patent searches, as well as use databases and other sources of information for professional activities; the ability to determine the modes of operation of power and heat engineering equipment and apply methods of rational use of raw materials, energy, and other types of resources; ability to safely operate internal combustion engines and their components.
Learning outcomes
● Understand the broad interdisciplinary context of the speciality 142 Power Engineering;● Analyse the development of science and technology;● Operate internal combustion engines and their components with an understanding of modern engineering technologies that guarantee safe consequences for the environment, society, health, economy and industry.
Module 1.
Content module 1: Stages and trends in the development of engines for vehicle power plants.
Topic 1: History of the development of the world engine industry.
Topic 2. Current state and trends in the further development of vehicle power plant engines.
Content module 2. Design features of transport power plants based on diesel and forced-ignition engines.
Topic 3. Classification of engines of vehicle power plants.
Topic 4. Principle of operation and design features of two-stroke and four-stroke internal combustion engines of vehicle power plants.
Topic 5. Design features of modern diesel engines for transport power plants.
Topic 6. Design features of modern petrol engines for transport power plants.
Topic 7. The use of rotary piston engines in transport power plants.
Topic 8. Design features of transport power plants when operating on natural gas.
Topic 9. Design features of transport power plants when operating on liquefied gas.
Content module 3. Alternative energy installations of vehicles.
Topic 10. Hybrid power plants of vehicles.
Topic 11. Electric power plants of vehicles.
Topic 12: Features of the use of hydrogen as a fuel in power plants with internal combustion engines.
Topic 13. Design schemes of hydrogen power plants for vehicles.
Topic 14. Vehicle power plants based on hydrogen fuel cells.
Topic 15: Promising areas for further development of transport power plants.
● Characteristics of internal combustion engines as energy sources and their applications.● Analyse the advantages and disadvantages of engine layouts in vehicles.● Gas distribution control systems.● Features of the design of fuel systems of modern petrol engines of vehicle power plants.● Features of the design of fuel systems of modern diesel engines for vehicle power plants.● Turbocharging of engines, purpose of the main schemes.● Exhaust gas recirculation system.● Design features of rotary piston engines.● Gas cylinder equipment of power plants of vehicles when working on natural gas.● Gas cylinder equipment of vehicle power plants when operating on liquefied gas.● Design features of electric power plants of vehicles. Analysis of basic schemes.● Design features of hybrid power plants of vehicles. Analysis of basic schemes.● Hydrogen internal combustion engines. Production and storage of hydrogen.● Design features of basic schemes of hydrogen power plants for vehicles.● Design features of vehicle power plants based on hydrogen fuel cells.
The achievements of the applicant are assessed according to the 100-point system of the University.
Main literature
1. Marchenko A.P., Ryazantsev M.K., Shekhovtsov A.F. Internal combustion engines: a series of textbooks: in 6 vols. Vol. 1: Development of the design of forced engines of land transport machines / edited by A. P. Marchenko and Honoured Scientist of Ukraine A. F. Shekhovtsov. Kharkiv: Prapor, 2004. 384 с.
2. Marchenko A. P., Ryazantsev M. K., Shekhovtsov A. F. Internal combustion engines: a series of textbooks in 6 vols. Vol. 2. Design of forced engines of land transport machines / edited by Prof. A. P. Marchenko and Honoured Worker of Science of Ukraine Prof. A. F. Shekhovtsov. Kharkiv: Prapor, 2004. - 288 p.
3. Automobile engines: a textbook for students of the speciality ‘Automobiles and automotive economy’ / Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University, NTU / F. I. Abramchuk, Y. F. Gutarevych, K. E. Dolganov et al. 4th ed. Kyiv : Aristey, 2009. 476 с.
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Supporting literature
1. Dyachenko V. G. Internal combustion engines. Theory : textbook / edited by A. P. Marchenko. Kharkiv: NTU ‘KHPI’, 2008. 488 с.
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Information resources on the Internet
1. Settlement service Blitz-PRO. Access mode:http://blitzpro.zeddmalam.com/application/index