Internal Combustion Basics

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Internal Combustion Basics

Parts Piston (P) Crank (C) Connecting Rod (R) Spark Plug (S) Valves (V) Intake Cam (I) Exhaust Cam (E)

Types of ICE’s Gasoline (4 stroke) 2 Stroke Diesel Rotary Turbine

Four Stroke Strokes Advantages Intake: Brings in fuel and air Compression: Compresses fuel air mixture Combustion: Spark and absorption of combustion Exhaust: Pushes out exhaust gases Advantages Smooth power curve More fuel efficient Cleaner burning

Two Stroke Strokes Advantages Intake/Combustion/Exhaust Compression/Intake Advantages More power per displacement Run in any orientation Fewer moving parts

Diesel Compression Combustion type engine No Spark used Diesel has more energy than Gasoline as a fuel

Rotary Power/displacement 3 power strokes

Turbine Great power to weight ratio Great power to size ratio Good for sustained use

Linear to Reciprocating Motion

Piston Engine Layout In-Line or Straight Advantages Disadvantages Narrow profile High Torque One of everything Disadvantages Tall Long

V-Engine Advantages Disadvantages Short Lower Center of gravity Complicated valve/cam setup

Flat, Horizontally Opposed or Boxer Advantages Low Center of Gravity Shorter than in-line No need for crank shaft balance weights Disadvantages Complicated cam/valve setup

Radial Engine Advantages Disadvantages Short! Simple Crankshaft Large Diameter

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