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    This document discusses different types of transport engines categorized by their energy source, configuration, and systems. Engines are classified based on whether they use internal combustion, water, solar, or nuclear energy. Configurations include piston, jet, gas, and turbine designs that can be single or multi-cylinder in a linear or V arrangement. All engines have systems for fuel delivery, compression, combustion, cooling, lubrication, and operation that enable the conversion of energy into mechanical work.

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    This document discusses different types of transport engines categorized by their energy source, configuration, and systems. Engines are classified based on whether they use internal combustion, water, solar, or nuclear energy. Configurations include piston, jet, gas, and turbine designs that can be single or multi-cylinder in a linear or V arrangement. All engines have systems for fuel delivery, compression, combustion, cooling, lubrication, and operation that enable the conversion of energy into mechanical work.

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    This document discusses different types of transport engines categorized by their energy source, configuration, and systems. Engines are classified based on whether they use internal combustion, water, solar, or nuclear energy. Configurations include piston, jet, gas, and turbine designs that can be single or multi-cylinder in a linear or V arrangement. All engines have systems for fuel delivery, compression, combustion, cooling, lubrication, and operation that enable the conversion of energy into mechanical work.

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    Transport engines

    Engine spices according to Energy conversion transformation into mechanical work principle. Primary, secondary,
    portable and stationary engines. Internal combustion engines, fuel engines, water engines, engines with the Sun and
    nuclear energy. Thermal and electric engines. Piston, jet and gas, rotary turbines. Engines with liquid and gaseous
    fuels. Diesel fuel (internal shrinkage way of fuel) and carburetor engines (external mixture formation of fuel). Four-
    stroke and two-stroke engines. Single-cylinder and multi-cylinder engines. Raw arranged liner and V-engines. Crank
    engine mechanism. Gas distribution mechanism. Compression system. Combustion system. Cooling system.
    Lubricating system. Operating system.

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