"combustion motor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an engine that uses the process of combustion to generate power. Example: The car's combustion motor roared to life as the driver turned the key in the ignition.
Transonic believes that with ultra-high engine compression, precise timing of ignition and fuel injection and better management of waste heat it can double the thermal efficiency and, thus, the fuel economy of an internal combustion motor, whether powered by gasoline, diesel fuel or another combustible fuel, such as cellulosic alcohol.
Mr. Frei said that he and Mr. Baumgartner had for some time been mulling the idea of a watch inspired by the Wankel engine, an internal combustion motor in which a three-sided rotor revolving eccentrically in a cylinder with an elliptical cross section replaces the conventional engine's reciprocating pistons.
And lets not forget that behind every good hybrid theres an internal combustion motor.
Typical prime movers are internal combustion motors, gas turbines, water turbines, steam engines, and electrical motors.
The engine, which is lighter and more efficient than conventional combustion motors, uses a spray of ionized xenon molecules to nudge the craft through space.
Detergents and dispersants, often called DD or HD (heavy-duty) additives have been indispensable for the development of modern engine oils for gasoline and diesel combustion motors.
The agricultural and handicraft economies of the West had used human, animal, and water power, but they evolved into industrial manufacturing economies powered by steam engines, electricity, and internal-combustion motors.
Coal combustion and motor vehicle emissions create severe air pollution in Beijing and other major Chinese cities.
Chinese megacities, including Beijing, suffer from severe air pollution due to increasing coal combustion and motor vehicle emissions (Chan and Yao 2008).
Results from tunnel and chassis dynamometer studies have shown that Ca is emitted from light and heavy-duty vehicles and is possibly associated with the combustion of motor oil (Ning et al. 2008).
Environmental cadmium pollution is ubiquitous owing to industrial activities, use of phosphate fertilisers, combustion of motor fuels in vehicles and particles released by tyre wear, all of which result in emissions to air, soil and water [ 22- 24].
