Im interested in cars and need a full description of how engines work both petrol and diesel

li1308238914:

Im interested in cars and need a full description of how engines work both petrol and diesel

Go online ,get down to Google and YouTube if you really want to learn cos nobody can give u full detail on forum like this.
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The best person to tell you that would be a Mechanical Engineer who actually studied Engines and a good amount of physics. I'm sure there are lots of videos on it on YouTube though.

The four stroke internal combustion engine works on the principle of expansion of matter when it burns.
Fuel + air enters cylinder (intake stroke) and it closes then gets compressed (compression stroke) after which it is ignited and burns (combustion stroke) causing expansion, the residue is ejected (exhaust stroke) and process restarts and this repeats itself onwards...
More detailed article Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-stroke_engine

timifakay:
The four stroke internal combustion engine works on the principle of expansion of matter when it burns.
Fuel + air enters cylinder (intake stroke) and it closes then gets compressed (compression stroke) after which it is ignited and burns (combustion stroke) causing expansion, the residue is ejected (exhaust stroke) and process restarts and this repeats itself onwards...
More detailed article Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-stroke_engine

This is the simple answer. Its also called the ottoman's cycle.


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