Category:Engine technology

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Pertaining to technologies that involve the burning of fuel to generate motion.

Related topics include:

• Emission standards
• Horsepower
• Torque

Subcategories

There are 4 subcategories to this category.

E

• Engines

P

• Piston engines

S

• Superchargers

V

• Engine valves

Articles in category "Engine technology"

There are 103 articles in this category.

A AMC Computerized Engine Control Active Cylinder Control Air start system Automatic Performance Control B Babbitt metal Balance shaft Block heater Blowoff valve Boost (automotive engineering) C CVCC CVTT Camshaft Choke Cold air intake Combustion chamber Common rail Compression ratio Connecting rod Controlled Combustion Engine Crankshaft Crossflow cylinder head Crosshead bearing Cylinder (engine) Cylinder bank Cylinder head D Diesel-electric Displacement on Demand Distributor Distributor cap Double overhead cam Dry sump E E85 Electronic throttle control Engine configuration

E cont. Engine displacement Engine knocking Engine tuning Exhaust gas recirculation Exhaust system Expansion chamber F FADEC Firing order Flathead engine Float chamber Flywheel Four-stroke cycle Fuel injection G Gasket Gasoline Gasoline direct injection Glow plug I Ignition system Indirect injection Integrated Motor Assist K Knock resistance L Lean burn List of Perkins engines Long block M MAP sensor MIVEC Manifold (automotive engineering) Manifold vacuum Mass airflow sensor Miller cycle Multi-Displacement System N Naturally-aspirated engine Newcomen steam engine Nikasil Nitrous

O OHV Overhead cam Oversquare Oxygen sensor P Petroleum diesel Piston Pushrod engine R Reciprocating engine Redline Restrictor plates Rocker S Short block Single overhead cam Spark plug Specific fuel consumption T T-VIS Table-engine Throttle Timing belt Turbocharger Two-stroke cycle U Undersquare V VAD VTEC Variable Cylinder Management Variable Length Intake Manifold Variable Tumble Control System Variable displacement Variable valve timing VarioCam Volumetric efficiency W Wankel engine Wasted spark Watt steam engine