Inside look at the Internal Combustion Engine
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Yeah, its a pretty neat video. Somebody posted this already in the Eastern Members section. It's obviously shot in super slow mo. I think that the way the flame propagates is the most interesting.
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This is fascinating video! It appears that the only portion of the four cycles that is missing is the latter portion of the exhaust cycle and the transition to the initial intake cycle. I would have like to have seen the overlap with both intake and exhaust slightly open.
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That was pretty cool, it doesn't even look like there is an explosion inside the cylinder...
It is almost like there is not flame at all, very interesting as that is the first time I have seen film of the inside of a running IC motor.
It is almost like there is not flame at all, very interesting as that is the first time I have seen film of the inside of a running IC motor.
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This is fascinating video! It appears that the only portion of the four cycles that is missing is the latter portion of the exhaust cycle and the transition to the initial intake cycle. I would have like to have seen the overlap with both intake and exhaust slightly open.
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What kind of glass is that and what kind of cylinder head has mounting bosses for a Canon
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Any of you guys notice how the valves rotate when on the seat?
If you watch carefully, you can see the intake and exhaust valve spinning while closed. Pretty wild. Wonder if all engines do this??
If you watch carefully, you can see the intake and exhaust valve spinning while closed. Pretty wild. Wonder if all engines do this??