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    Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow

    The Internal Combustion Engine


    Internal expansion engine
    -John Rith

    The Internal Combustion Engine


    Intake
    Compression
    Ignition
    Exhaust
    Where does Gasoline go?

    Intake (Suck)
    Intake of fuel and air
    Void of air pressure
    Vacuum affect
    Proper mixture

    Compression (Squeeze)
    Compression of mixture and atomization
    What are ratios? (10:1)
    Fuel Atomization

    Ignition (Bang)
    Addition of spark to burn
    Ignition causes rapid expansion

    Exhaust (Blow)
    Waste by products
    According to EPA.Gov

    Hydrocarbons

    Carbon Monoxide

    Nitrous Oxide

    Carbon Dioxide

    Why is this applicable?


    Suck (intake)
    Squeeze (Compression)
    Bang (Ignition)
    Blow (Exhaust)

    gas is $3.59 a GALLON


    so remember

    Richard Wheeler Diagram

    Bibliography
    Workbook for Motorcycles: Bruce A. Johns
    Small Gas Engines Fundamentals : Alfred C. Roth
    http://www.epa.gov/otaq/fuels/gasolinefuels/
    http://www.rc-airplane-advisor.com/model-airplane-engi
    ne-four-cycle.html
    http://www.richardwheeler.net/contentpages/image.ph
    p?
    gallery=Scientific_Illustration&img=4_Stroke_Engine&t
    ype=gif

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