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2B - Engine Fuel/Air Systems

Use this activity to review Induction, Fuel Metering, plus Normal and Abnormal Combustion.

AB
Stroke that follows Intake strokeCompression Stroke
Stroke that Follows Compression StrokePower Stroke
Stroke that follows Power StrokeExhaust Stroke
Stroke that follows exhaust StrokeIntake Stroke
Mechanically driven pump to increase air to engineSupercharger
Exhaust driven pump to increase air to engineTurbocharger
Fuel Metering device that eliminates carburetor iceFuel injection
Fuel Metering component that sometimes requires heated airCarburetor
Gauge that shows air pressure to cylindersManifold Pressure Gauge
Gauge that shows engine RPMTachometer
Fuel injections needs this but a carburetor often doesn'tFuel Pump
If you have a fuel pump you must also have a:Fuel pressure or fuel flow gauge.
All fuel systems must have a:Shut-off valve
Early ignition of fuel/air mixture.Pre-ignition
Explosive burning of Fuel-air mixtureDetonation
High Altitude causes:Richer mixture
Used to shut off aircraft enginesMixture control


Flight Instructor
Maxwell High School of Technology
Lawrenceville, GA

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