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hello
I am interested to know in detail, how internal combustion engines work dynamically, ie. as the demand for speed and torque change
what happens exactly? I know that when we want more speed/torque, we push the gas pedal, but what happens exactly between that moment and the increased rpm of the engine?
different amount of fuel in the chamber, results in faster rotation of the piston? can I see a graph of this relation?
I am interested to know in detail, how internal combustion engines work dynamically, ie. as the demand for speed and torque change
what happens exactly? I know that when we want more speed/torque, we push the gas pedal, but what happens exactly between that moment and the increased rpm of the engine?
different amount of fuel in the chamber, results in faster rotation of the piston? can I see a graph of this relation?