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Rotary engine: What are its advantages?
Today's article will focus on a rotary engine with reciprocating piston movement and a rotating crankcase. Since we are talking about a rotary engine with reciprocating piston movement, we will not discuss the Wankel engine, even though it belongs to the group of rotary engines, because its rotary piston revolves around an eccentric shaft.
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Radial engine: Did you know what type of motor it is?
A radial engine is a reciprocating internal combustion engine with a single crankshaft, which has cylinders arranged in a circle (in one or more rows) perpendicular to the axis of the crankshaft so that all cylinders make the same angle with each other.
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Multishaft engine: Did you know what type of engine it is?
A multi-shaft engine is a type of piston internal combustion engine equipped with multiple crankshafts. The multi-shaft construction enables the realization of single-piston, two-piston (engine with counter-rotating pistons), and multi-piston engines.
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Reciprocating internal combustion engine: What are its types?
A reciprocating internal combustion engine is a type of combustion engine equipped with a piston, the task of which is to mediate the conversion of thermal energy generated by a chemical reaction into the mechanical work of the engine.
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Disc brakes: What are their pros and cons?
Disc brakes are mainly used in cars, but we can also find them on motorbikes or trains. The working part of the disc brake is the disc, which is braked by the pressure of the brake pads.
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Two-stroke engine: What are its pros and cons?
A two-stroke engine, also referred to as a two-stroke cycle, is a piston combustion engine working in two strokes.