Physics · Thermodynamics and Engines
The scavenging process in a conventional two-stroke petrol internal combustion engine refers directly to:
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- 1Spark ignition of the highly compressed gaseous charge
- 2Homogeneous mixing of fuel particles and air inside the carburetor
- 3Adiabatic compression of the trapped air–fuel mixture
- 4Admitting fresh air–fuel mixture while simultaneously removing exhaust gases from the combustion chamber✓
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Admitting fresh air–fuel mixture while simultaneously removing exhaust gases from the combustion chamber
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