In an internal combustion engine, the energy generated during combustion travels through several internal components to create rotational power. Place the following components and mechanical events in the correct order of force transfer during the power stroke, from first to last.
- 1Expanding combustion gases push directly downward against the top of the piston crown.
- 2The wrist pin transmits the downward thrust from the piston body to the upper end of the connecting rod.
- 3The connecting rod carries the linear thrust downward toward the crankshaft.
- 4The crankshaft journal receives the downward force and converts the reciprocating motion into rotational torque.
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Expanding combustion gases push against the piston crown, the wrist pin transfers force to the connecting rod, the connecting rod carries the thrust downward, and the crankshaft converts the linear force into rotational motion.
During the power stroke, expanding combustion pressure exerts force on the piston crown. This downward force passes through the wrist pin to the connecting rod, which in turn pushes against the crankshaft journal to produce rotational torque.
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Force transmission and motion conversion through internal engine components
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