Engine and its types

An engine is a machine designed to convert one form of energy into mechanical energy. Heat engine is a machine for converting heat, developed by burning fuel into useful work. In this engines are divided into two types:

• External combustion engine
• Internal combustion engine

External Combustion Engine: Here the combustion uses heat in form of steam, which is generated in a boiler, placed entirely separate from the working cylinder.

Internal Combustion Engine:  Here the combustion of fuel takes place inside the engine cylinder and heat is generated within the cylinder of the engine.

KisanKraft has various fuel based engines: Those are

• Diesel Engine
• Petrol Engine
• Kerosene Engine

Diesel Engine:

These Diesel engine operated by 4-stroke diesel fuel operated engine have air cooled system.

Specifications are:

• Rated Power: 3.1 kW(4 hp) to 5.2 kW
• Displacement: 269 cc to 406 cc
• Speed: 3600 RPM
• Engine: 4-Stroke, Air Cooled
• Fuel Used: Diesel
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 3 L to 5 L
• Fuel Consumption: 308 g/kWh

Petrol Engine:

These petrol engine operated by 4-stroke petrol fuel operated engine have air cooled system.

Specifications are:

• Rated Power: 0.75 kW to 3 kW
• Displacement: 98 cc to 196 cc
• Speed: 3600 RPM
• Engine: 4-Stroke, Air Cooled
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.3 L to 3.6 L
• Fuel Consumption: 450 g/kWh to 490 g/kWh

Kerosene Engine:

Kerosene engine is a petrol start, kerosene run engine.

Specifications are:

• Rated Power: 0.7 kW to 2.6 kW
• Displacement: 98 cc to 196 cc
• Speed: 3600 RPM
• Engine: 4-Stroke, Air Cooled
• Fuel Used: Petrol Start, Kerosene Run
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.3 L to 3 L
• Specific Fuel Consumption: 490 g/kWh to 1020 g/kWh

Please contact us to purchase engines or other agricultural machinery. Check our machinery here: www.kisankraft.com

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