Sentence examples for compression stroke from inspiring English sources

"The stratified hydrogen-air mixture is compressed in the compression stroke of the engine via a piston and push rod, which are standard structures in an internal combustion engine," Mr. Anderson wrote in his patent.

The mixture is compressed as the piston ascends on the compression stroke with both valves closed.

Separating compression from combustion allows the compression cylinder to be smaller, decreasing the energy required for the compression stroke.

A spring-loaded inlet valve admits air into the crankcase on the upward, or compression, stroke of the piston.

In automobile engines the flywheel serves to smooth out the pulses of energy provided by the combustion in the cylinders and to provide energy for the compression stroke of the pistons.

This outflow continues after the inlet ports are covered by the rising piston on the compression stroke, until the exhaust ports are covered and compression of the fresh load begins.

A principal objective was to study the influence of the inlet port design on the flow within the cylinder during the induction and compression strokes of the engine.

The objective was to complete both induction and exhaust within the period that the piston was swinging over Bottom Dead Center (BDC), and thus detract very little from either the exhaust or compression strokes.

This is known as compression strokes.

Crank the engine over at least six compression strokes.

In the original two-stroke cycle (as developed in 1878), the compression and power stroke of the four-stroke cycle are carried out without the inlet and exhaust strokes, thus requiring only one revolution of the crankshaft to complete the cycle.