A two-stroke engine completes its power cycle in two strokes of the piston while a four-stroke engine uses four strokes of the piston. An epicyclic gear box uses planet gears that orbit a central sun gear to transfer rotational motion. The Ackerman and Davis steering mechanisms use different linkage designs to ensure the wheels on a turning vehicle do not slip but Ackerman steering provides better maneuverability.
A two-stroke engine completes its power cycle in two strokes of the piston while a four-stroke engine uses four strokes of the piston. An epicyclic gear box uses planet gears that orbit a central sun gear to transfer rotational motion. The Ackerman and Davis steering mechanisms use different linkage designs to ensure the wheels on a turning vehicle do not slip but Ackerman steering provides better maneuverability.
A two-stroke engine completes its power cycle in two strokes of the piston while a four-stroke engine uses four strokes of the piston. An epicyclic gear box uses planet gears that orbit a central sun gear to transfer rotational motion. The Ackerman and Davis steering mechanisms use different linkage designs to ensure the wheels on a turning vehicle do not slip but Ackerman steering provides better maneuverability.
1) How does a two-stroke engine differ from a four-stroke engine?
2) With the help of a neat sketch, explain the construction and operation of an epicyclic gear box 3) Describe the Ackerman and Davis Steering Mechanisms. What are their relative merits?