Engine Types

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  1. 2. Comparison of the volume above the piston at BDC VS TDC.
  2. 5. Piston displacement X # of cylinders.
  3. 7. Cubic Inch Displacement.
  4. 8. This part is used on gasoline engines but not on diesel engines.
  5. 11. Dual Overhead Cam.
  6. 12. The ability to to perform 33,000 ft-lb of work in 1 minute.
  7. 14. This part is always located at the rear of the engine.
  8. 15. The lowest point a piston can safely reach.
  9. 18. Diameter of a cylinder.
  10. 20. Air Fuel Ratio
  11. 21. Overhead Valve.
  12. 22. The highest point a piston can safely reach.
  13. 23. This part transfers large forces to the crankshaft.
  14. 24. This part is used on diesel engines but not gasoline engines.
  15. 25. Converts rotary motion into reciprocating motion.
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  1. 1. Device used to measure engine horsepower.
  2. 2. This item attaches to the block and seals the combustion chamber.
  3. 3. The combustion chamber.
  4. 4. Third Stroke of a 4-Stroke engine.
  5. 6. Stroke volume of a single cylinder.
  6. 8. Theoretical 'Perfect' Air/Fuel Ratio
  7. 9. Gasoline engines have a _____________ compression ratio than diesel engines.
  8. 10. This item uses power produced by an outside source to produce mechanical power.
  9. 13. Volume remaining above the piston at TDC.
  10. 16. The distance that a piston moves from TDC to BDC.
  11. 17. The SI unit of measurement for power.
  12. 19. This item converts stored energy into mechanical energy & power.
  13. 25. Converts reciprocating motion into rotary motion.