The maximum Thermal Efficiency of Petrol Engine or Gasoline Engine or Otto Cycle Engine is about 25-30%.
It varies somewhat depending on engine design, but a gasoline engine is approximately 30% efficient due to heat, mechanical loss, etc. Despite modern engines getting about 98-99% efficiency out of the gasoline.
Efficiency is nothing but calculating how the machine is performing for what it has been made for, Efficiency is usually calculated in % as (output/input )X100. for Eg. the Thermal efficiency of an reciprocating gasoline engine can be calculated as follows, Let, the input for an reciprocating engine is 12MJ and its out put is 4MJ then Efficiency is (4/12)X100 = 33%
diesel. Diesel engines tend to have better efficiency especially at less than full load. Gasoline/Petrol and LPG engines tend to have better power weight ratios.
a gasoline engine is an Internal combustion engine
The efficiency of a heat engine is higher in winter compared to summer because the temperature difference between the hot and cold reservoirs is greater in cold weather, which allows for more work to be extracted from the engine. This temperature difference leads to a higher thermodynamic efficiency, as described by the Carnot efficiency formula. In contrast, in summer, the smaller temperature difference results in lower efficiency for the heat engine.
If your oxygen sensor stops working the fuel (gasoline) and air mixture will be incorrect. Usually this means your fuel efficiency will decrease -- that is, the engine will burn more gasoline than necessary. It's possible however, if it begins to run too lean (not enough gasoline for the amount of air) it can damage the engine. But, this is unlikely.
The gasoline engine came first. The gasoline engine was invented and patented in 1823 with the first efficient gasoline engine developed in 1876. The diesel was invented in 1893 which was 70 years after the gasoline engine.
In diesel engine the air is only compressed in compression stroke and then diesel is entered .......so only small amount of fuel is consumed then petrol engine which take lot amount of fuel.......
so u do 45+1=67
Nitrogen in gasoline does not provide any performance benefits. Gasoline is primarily made up of hydrocarbon molecules, and the addition of nitrogen does not improve combustion efficiency or engine performance.
If you're asking what will happen if you put gasoline in a diesel engine, the engine will be destroyed if you run it on gasoline.