How does the internal combustion engine work?
The internal combustion engine uses a heat engine to convert combustion energy into mechanical energy. It works by combining a fuel and an oxidizer in the presence of spark to produce energy. This energy is then released in the form of heat, which is used to expand and rotate a piston to produce mechanical power. This power is then used to drive the vehicle's wheels and other components.
The internal combustion engine works by burning fuel in a combustion chamber, usually fueled by a mixture of gasoline, oil or diesel. The resulting energy is used to activate the pistons and generate power. The engine is then able to rotate a shaft that is connected to the wheels, which allows the vehicle to move.