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Petrol engine terms by letter

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Andrew Langsdale
Andrew Langsdale
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Alphabet Engine ChallengeOnline version

Petrol engine terms by letter

by Andrew Langsdale
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

Pedal that controls engine speed by regulating intake air.

Starts with B

Diameter of the cylinder that guides the piston.

Starts with C

Rotating shaft that opens and closes valves in time with rotation.

Starts with D

Component that routes high voltage to each spark source.

Starts with E

Pipe system that carries combustion gases away from the engine.

Starts with F

Device that sprays precise amounts of fuel into the intake or combustion chamber.

Starts with G

Liquid fuel used in many passenger car engines.

Starts with H

Unit measuring useful work produced by the engine.

Starts with I

System that creates the spark to ignite the air–fuel mix.

Starts with J

Orifice that meters fuel or air flow in some carburetion systems.

Starts with K

Uncontrolled detonation that harms efficiency and durability.

Starts with L

Substance that reduces friction between moving engine parts.

Starts with M

Ratio of air to fuel prepared for combustion.

Starts with N

Oxides formed under high temperature during burning.

Starts with O

Valve mechanism where cams operate valves above the engine block.

Starts with P

Movable disk that compresses mixture and transfers force.

Starts with Q

Cooling effect that suppresses flame spread in the chamber.

Starts with R

Heat exchanger that dissipates engine coolant heat.

Starts with S

Electrical device delivering the spark to ignite the mix.

Starts with T

Controls air intake, regulating engine power and speed.

Starts with U

Carburetor design where air/mixture flows upward.

Starts with V

Control gate for air, fuel, and exhaust in the engine.

Starts with W

Cooling channels around the cylinder to remove heat.

Starts with X

Cooling unit that lowers intake air temperature before compression.

Starts with Y

Exhaust pipe joining two sides into a common outlet.

Starts with Z

Anti-wear additive in some lubricants protecting surfaces.

 
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