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Stroke volume: What is it, and what determines it?
The stroke volume is a part of the working space of the cylinder in a reciprocating internal combustion engine, which is defined by the piston's bottom and top dead centers. Simply put, the stroke volume is the volume the piston fills during its stroke.
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Engine Compression Test: What does it reveal about the engine?
The engine compression test is a method by which accurate information about the condition of the engine is determined. By measuring compression pressures, it is possible to detect leaks in the combustion chamber of individual cylinders.
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Car Losing Power: Why does the engine lose power over time?
Loss of power over time is inevitable for every single internal combustion engine. But what is the cause, and how to prevent these problems in the first place?
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Compression Ratio: What effect does it have on the engine?
The compression ratio is one of the basic characteristics of a piston combustion engine, which indicates the cylinder volume ratio between the piston in the bottom and the piston in the top dead center.
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Piston Rings: What are their function and types?
Piston rings are part of a piston combustion engine and separate the combustion chamber from the crankcase. In addition, they also serve to define the clearance between the piston and the cylinder.