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    This document summarizes the workings of a four-stroke petrol engine. It describes the four strokes in sequence: 1) Intake stroke where a fuel-air mixture is drawn into the combustion chamber as the piston moves down. 2) Compression stroke where the fuel is compressed to the top of the cylinder. 3) Power stroke where the compressed fuel is ignited, forcing the piston back down and generating power. 4) Exhaust stroke where the spent gases are forced out of the cylinder as the piston rises in preparation for the next intake stroke. The four strokes repeat continuously to power the engine.

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    This document summarizes the workings of a four-stroke petrol engine. It describes the four strokes in sequence: 1) Intake stroke where a fuel-air mixture is drawn into the combustion chamber as the piston moves down. 2) Compression stroke where the fuel is compressed to the top of the cylinder. 3) Power stroke where the compressed fuel is ignited, forcing the piston back down and generating power. 4) Exhaust stroke where the spent gases are forced out of the cylinder as the piston rises in preparation for the next intake stroke. The four strokes repeat continuously to power the engine.

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    This document summarizes the workings of a four-stroke petrol engine. It describes the four strokes in sequence: 1) Intake stroke where a fuel-air mixture is drawn into the combustion chamber as the piston moves down. 2) Compression stroke where the fuel is compressed to the top of the cylinder. 3) Power stroke where the compressed fuel is ignited, forcing the piston back down and generating power. 4) Exhaust stroke where the spent gases are forced out of the cylinder as the piston rises in preparation for the next intake stroke. The four strokes repeat continuously to power the engine.

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    This document summarizes the workings of a four-stroke petrol engine. It describes the four strokes in sequence: 1) Intake stroke where a fuel-air mixture is drawn into the combustion chamber as the piston moves down. 2) Compression stroke where the fuel is compressed to the top of the cylinder. 3) Power stroke where the compressed fuel is ignited, forcing the piston back down and generating power. 4) Exhaust stroke where the spent gases are forced out of the cylinder as the piston rises in preparation for the next intake stroke. The four strokes repeat continuously to power the engine.

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    G.S.S.S.

    BANUR

    Distt. PATIALA State PUNJAB


    Group Leader Class

    Gurpreet Singh 10th


    Sukhvir Singh 10th
    Satwinder Kaur 10th
    Harpreet Kaur 10th

    Helped By :-

    Amarjit Kaur (Sci. Mistress)


    Aarti Singla (C.F.)
    Paramjeet Kaur (C.T.)
    Sukhwinder Kaur (C.T.)

    WORKING OF PETROL ENGINE


    Language English
    Refrences

    Sci. Book Of 10th Class


    Prescribed by P.S. E. B.

    Through Internet

    INDEX
    •What is Engine
    •Types of Engine
    •What is Petrol Engine Working of Petrol Engine
    •Intake Stroke
    •Compression Stroke
    •Power Stroke
    •Exhaust Stroke

    What is Engine
    •Engine is a machine.
    •It converts one form of energy into another form of energy.

    Types of Engine
    1. Internal Combustion Engine
    a) Petrol Engine

    b) Diesel Engine

    2. External Combustion Engine

    a) Steam Engine

    What is Petrol Engine


    •Petrol Engine is a device.
    •It converts heat energy into mechanical energy.

    Working of Petrol Engine


    On the basis of working Petrol Engines are of two types.
    •Four Stroke Engine

    2. Two Stroke Engine

    Note: - Here we are defining about four stroke petrol engine.

    1. Intake stroke
    The intake stroke in relation to an internal combustion engine is the
    downward stroke of the piston creating a vacuum that draws a
    fuel/air mixture into the combustion chamber.

    2.Compression stroke
    In this stage, the fuel is compressed to the top of the cylinder by
    the piston until it is ignited by a spark plug reaches the point at
    which the fuel spontaneously combusts, forcing the piston back
    down.

    3.Power stroke
    A power stroke is, in general, the stroke which generates force.
    This force pushes the piston downwards.

    4.Exhaust stroke
    In this stage host gases from the fuel ignited during the
    compression step are removed from the cylinder through a
    valve at the top of the cylinder. The gases are forced up to the
    top of the cylinder as the piston rises and are drawn through
    the opening which then closes to allow fresh fuel into the
    cylinder so the process can repeat itself.

    These four strokes are repeated again and again.


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