- The
Otto engine is a
large stationary single-cylinder
internal combustion four-stroke
engine,
designed by the
German Nicolaus Otto. It was a low-RPM machine...
- In 1864,
Otto and
Eugen Langen founded the
first internal combustion engine production company, NA
Otto and Cie (NA
Otto and Company).
Otto and Cie succeeded...
-
combustion engine. The ****ociation of
German Engineers (VDI)
created DIN
standard 1940
which says "
Otto Engine:
internal combustion engine in
which the...
- An
Otto cycle is an
idealized thermodynamic cycle that
describes the
functioning of a
typical spark ignition piston engine. It is the
thermodynamic cycle...
-
engine, the
Otto engine, was
designed in 1876 by the
German engineer Nicolaus Otto. The term
internal combustion engine usually refers to an
engine in...
-
George Brayton in 1873. Most
petrol engines use
either the four-stroke
Otto cycle or the two-stroke cycle.
Petrol engines have also been
produced using the...
-
computer models. As can be seen, this
engine requires an
extra valve per pair of
cylinders compared to an
Otto engine, but only when in air-hybrid configuration...
- for
motor vehicle diesel engines. 1929: The
first p****enger car with a
diesel engine appears. Its
engine is an
Otto engine modified to use the diesel...
- 404.1 was
available as the 2,700 mm (106 in)
wheelbase model with the
Otto engine M 180
producing 60 kW (80 hp; 82 PS). In 1956, the 2,900 mm (114 in)...
-
Otto and
Ottomobile were br**** era
automobile marques of the
Otto Gas
Engine Works of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania from 1910 to 1912. The
Otto Gas Engine...
