What is a exhaust valve?

An exhaust valve is a valve used in the exhaust system of engines to expel the combustion gases after the combustion process. When the engine burns fuel, the exhaust gases are directed to the exhaust port, where the exhaust valve opens to release the gases. Exhaust valves are designed to withstand high temperatures and pressure, so they are typically made from durable materials such as steel or tungsten. The exhaust valve plays a crucial role in maximizing engine efficiency and performance.

Application of exhaust valve

✅ Automobile Engines
In automobile engines, the exhaust valve is used to expel exhaust gases, maximizing engine performance. High-performance cars, such as sports cars, rely on efficient exhaust systems for optimal effeciency.
✅ Aircraft Engines
In aircraft engines, exhaust valves play a crucial role in expelling combustion gases quickly, helping maintain engine efficiency and power.

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