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This is a petrol engine for the IC engine lab, set up to work with a computer. A petrol engine burns an air and fuel mixture lit by a spark plug. That makes it a natural partner to a diesel engine when students compare the two kinds of ignition.
Specifications
| Engine type | Petrol (spark ignition) engine |
| Set-up | Computer based |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Petrol Engine Lab Exercises
Students start with the spark ignition cycle: induction of the charge, compression, the spark and power stroke, then exhaust. A Fuel Supply System of A Petrol Engine shows how the tank, fuel pump, filter and carburettor feed a carburettor engine. A Cut Sectional Model of Four Stroke Single Cylinder Engine Assembly shows them the piston, rings, valves and cam inside the sectioned engine.
On the computer side, readings logged during a run can be plotted on screen and compared from one run to the next. Engine checks taught alongside include the cylinder compression test with a Cylinder Compression Tester for Petrol Engine and exhaust readings with a Gas Exhaust Analyzer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does computer based mean for this engine?
It means a computer is part of the set-up and is used to log and display the engine readings. Students can then see them as a table or graph on screen instead of copying every value by hand.
How does a petrol engine ignite its fuel?
A spark plug fires near the end of the compression stroke and lights the compressed air-fuel mixture. The ignition timing, in degrees before top dead centre, is set so that peak cylinder pressure comes just after top dead centre.
Why do petrol engines use lower compression ratios than diesel engines?
A petrol mixture compressed too far ignites on its own before the spark, which causes knock. Petrol engines therefore run lower compression ratios, while diesel engines need high compression to ignite their fuel at all.
What does an exhaust gas reading tell students?
Carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons rise when the mixture is too rich or combustion is poor, while oxygen rises when it is too lean. Reading the exhaust at different settings shows how mixture strength changes the emissions.
Other Petrol Engine Teaching Equipment
- Single Cylinder Four Stroke Petrol Engine Test Rig (belt brake dynamometer)
- EFI Petrol Engine Test Bed
- Petrol Engine Model
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
