A standard automotive piston engine relies on a continuous four-stage operating sequence to convert fuel energy into mechanical power. Arrange the following four strokes in the correct chronological order of operation, starting from the introduction of fresh charge into the cylinder.
- 1Intake stroke: The intake valve opens as the piston travels downward, drawing the fresh air-fuel mixture into the cylinder.
- 2Compression stroke: Both valves remain tightly closed while the piston moves upward, squeezing the mixture into a smaller volume.
- 3Power stroke: Spark ignition combusts the compressed mixture, rapidly expanding gases to force the piston downward.
- 4Exhaust stroke: The exhaust valve opens as the piston moves upward, sweeping the burned gases out of the cylinder.
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Intake stroke → Compression stroke → Power stroke → Exhaust stroke
The four-stroke engine cycle operates in the strict sequential order of Intake, Compression, Power, and Exhaust. The intake stroke pulls the air-fuel mixture into the cylinder, the compression stroke squeezes the mixture with both valves closed, the power stroke harnesses burning gases to drive the piston down, and the exhaust stroke pushes spent gases out through the open exhaust valve to reset the cylinder.
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Four-stroke internal combustion cycle operating sequence (Intake, Compression, Power, Exhaust)
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