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1.12 The Internal Combustion Engine

    • An internal combustion engine is one which burns fuel in a confined space called a combustion chamber. This results in high pressure/ temperature which causes gases to expand.
    • This expansion is directly used to cause mechanical movement within the chamber.
 
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