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Oil engine may
refer to: Hornsby-Akroyd
oil engine, the
first internal combustion engine using heavy oil as fuel
Crude oil engine, an
internal combustion...
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Motor oil,
engine oil, or
engine lubricant is any one of
various substances used for the
lubrication of
internal combustion engines. They
typically consist...
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Vegetable oil can be used as an
alternative fuel in
diesel engines and in
heating oil burners. When
vegetable oil is used
directly as a fuel, in either...
- such as
engine waste oil and
vegetable oils. Even
peanut butter could be used as fuel if necessary. Like hot bulb
engines,
crude oil engines were mostly...
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engines,
which is
considered the
predecessor to
diesel engines with
antechamber injection. The Hornsby–Akroyd
oil engine and
other hot-bulb
engines are...
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piston engines,
along with variants, such as the six-stroke
piston engine and the ****el
rotary engine. A
second class of
internal combustion engines use...
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combustion engine using heavy oil as a fuel. It was the
first to use a
separate vapourising combustion chamber and is the
forerunner of all hot-bulb
engines, which...
- ****ed to
turbocharged engines.
These are a
second oil pump that
continues to run
after the
engine has stopped,
providing cooling oil to the hot bearings...
- for
diesel engines,
diesel fuel can also be used as fuel for
several non-diesel
engines, for
example the
Akroyd engine, the
Stirling engine, or boilers...
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exchangers used for
cooling internal combustion engines,
mainly in
automobiles but also in piston-
engined aircraft,
railway locomotives, motorcycles, stationary...