Gasoline Engine

Gasoline engines are an internal combustion engine that produces power by burning fuel (gasoline), commonly referred to as a petrol engine or petrol engine. As the piston descends in the engine, the combustion chamber becomes vacuum-filled. A mixture of air and fuel (gasoline vapour) can enter the chamber from the intake manifold when the intake valve opens. The air-fuel mixture is compressed as the piston rises once more. Throughout this stroke, the intake and exhaust valves are still closed. Gasoline engines are usually processed using steel, aluminium and other metals. These are appreciated for longer functional life and maximum efficiency.