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diesel and gasoline engine

Diesel vs. Gasoline Engine There are two main types of engines used in vehicles and equipment today, diesel and gasoline engines. Knowing how these engines operate and what makes them unique can help you better maintain and care for your Fengshunhua equipment so that it runs well and lasts for many years to come.

Diesel engines and gasoline engines are both internal combustion engines, and even though they are used to power other types of vehicle, you are most likely to hear the term used in reference to a motorcycle. But they work in slightly different ways. Fuel is a gasoline engine is combined with air and then ignited with a spark plug. This leads to a small explosion that causes pistons to move up and down, thus propelling the vehicle.

Understanding the Differences Between Diesel and Gasoline Engines

On the contrary, in a diesel, the only thing that is compressed in the combustion chamber is air. Compressed air is very hot; when you compress air it gets hot. Fuel is then sprayed into the chamber, where the heat of the compressed air ignites the fuel. This explosion also forces pistons up and down to produce power.

One of the big differences between diesel and gasoline engines is how they trigger fuel combustion. The gasoline engine ignites the gas through the spark plug, while diesel engine pressurizes and ignites the gas without using a spark. This means they’re generally more fuel-efficient and provide better torque, or turning force, than gasoline engines.

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