Principles of engine operation
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Reciprocating motion
Reciprocating motion is the motion of a piston. Both gasoline engines ...
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Combustion
Combustion is one of the strokes for generating power inside a cylinde...
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Intake
Intake is the first stroke for generating power in a cylinder. It foll...
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Compression
Compression is one of the strokes for generating power inside a cylind...
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Ignition
Ignition is a required operation on the combustion stroke of a gasolin...
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Expansion
Expansion is the combustion stroke of an engine. See the Combustion se...
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Four-stroke engine
A four-stroke engine is an engine in which four strokes (intake, compr...
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Two-stroke cycle engine
A two-stroke cycle engine is an engine where it takes two piston strok...
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Top dead center
Top dead center is a point at which a piston in a reciprocating engine...
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Bottom dead center
Bottom dead center is a point at which a piston in a reciprocating eng...
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Combustion
Combustion is what happens when ignition occurs on the "combustion str...
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Exhaust
Exhaust is one of the strokes for generating power inside a cylinder. ...
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Compressed air
Compressed air is air during "compression," which is one part of the c...
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Ignition
Ignition is how fuel burns on the combustion stroke of a diesel engine...
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Combustion stroke
See "Combustion."
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