How much force is generated in the cylinder of an internal combustion engine when the fuel and air ignite?
May 22, 2010 by Unit 77 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I know engines are going to be different, so lets just say a basic 4 cylinder from any economy car. I have tried to use search engine for this question, I must not be typing it in the correct way. I am not talking about the horsepower or pound feet
A typical engine will be producing about 120 - 140 psi (pounds per square inch) per cylinder upon ignition of the fuel air mixture, obviously this number will climb in high performance engines, and no, this is not the same as horsepower or torque, in
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