123 Copyright by Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc. Chapter 6 Engine Types and Classifications Technical Terms balancer shaft cam-in-block engine cast iron crankshaft compression ignition crossflow combustion chamber cylinder arrangement dual overhead camshafts (DOHC) externally balanced firing order forged steel crankshaft four-valve combustion chamber fuel injected gasoline engine hemispherical combustion chamber I-head engine inline engine internally balanced L-head engine noncrossflow (backflow) combustion chamber normally aspirated opposed engine overhead camshaft engine (OHC) pancake combustion chamber pent-roof combustion chamber single overhead camshaft (SOHC) spark ignition stratified charge combustion chamber swirl combustion chamber two-valve combustion chamber V-type engine wedge combustion chamber W-type engine After studying this chapter, you will be able to: Describe the different engine cylinder arrangements. Explain cylinder numbering and firing order. Identify different crankshaft configurations. List the two types of cooling systems. Describe different fuel metering systems. Explain different types of ignition. Describe combustion chamber designs. Classify an engine by its valve location. Compare cam-in-block and overhead camshaft engine designs. Explain different methods of engine aspiration. Describe alternative engine designs.
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