Internal Combustion

Internal Combustion Engines are basically any device which uses the explosive combustion of fuel to push a piston within a cylinder. Examples of internal combustion fuels include:

Petrol/Gasoline
Diesel
Kerosene
Aviation Gas (AVGAS)

In this section of Steam & Engine you will find both details on the processes and engines, but examples of the usage of those engines.
Engines and how they work & what they're used for
Restoration Hints & Tips Check the FAQ for more on Restoration
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
History of Engines and the Humans who ran them
Information about Magnetos
Model Engineering
Tractors
Boats
Stationary Engine Mailing List
Engine parameter database - details about engine models - you can add your own

Remember to also check the Registrars page (menu item at left) and the Manual Exchange (menu item at left) for more information. If you have an engine it can be to your advantage to register it with a registrar in order to find other people who also have your engine type/style/brand. It can also help out if your engine is ever stolen.

Last modified Sunday, 13-Nov-2005 08:28:28 GMT

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