What is a Engine?

An engine is a device that converts fuel into energy to generate mechanical power. Commonly associated with internal combustion engines used in cars, airplanes, and ships, the term "engine" can also refer to electric motors and turbine engines. Internal combustion engines burn fuel to produce heat energy, which is converted into the reciprocating motion of pistons. This motion is then transferred to a crankshaft to create rotational power.

Types of engines include:
✅Gasoline Engine
Uses lighter fuel and relies on spark ignition to start combustion; widely used in cars.
✅Diesel Engine
Utilizes compression ignition to burn fuel; commonly found in trucks and ships.
✅Hybrid Engine
Combines internal combustion engines with electric motors for improved efficiency.
✅Electric Motor
Operates without fossil fuels, using electricity to drive directly; an eco-friendly alternative.

Key roles of an engine:
✅Power Generation
Drives wheels or propellers.
✅Energy Conversion
Transforms chemical energy into mechanical energy.
✅Efficient Operation
Modern engines are designed for high fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact.

Regular maintenance, such as oil changes and filter cleaning, is essential to keep the engine running efficiently and prolong its lifespan.

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