Automotive Engines

Description

In the beginning, there were only steam engines and electric motors, but they also had very limited success. After many trials and tribulations, in the 20th Century, the internal combustion (IC) engine was born and subsequently became dominant. In the early 1900s, internal combustion engines faced competition from steam and electric engines. \nThe internal combustion engines of the time were powered by gasoline. Internal combustion engines function with the concept of a piston being pushed by the pressure of a certain explosion. Even as recently as 2015, IC engines remain the most widely used, but growing concerns over exhaust emissions are paving the way for a resurgence of electric propulsion systems. Interestingly, though, since 2017, in the United States the majority of cars have been powered by gasoline. \nThis comprehensive book delves into the intricacies of automotive engines, exploring their history, types, and the various components that make up an automobile. It covers essential systems such as transmission, suspension, battery, dynamo, alternator, and lighting, providing a detailed understanding of how these elements work together to power modern vehicles. \nWritten by a respected authority with decades of experience in the field, Automotive Engines is an invaluable resource for students, enthusiasts, and professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of automotive technology. Whether you're interested in the mechanics of engines or the future of automotive propulsion, this book offers a thorough and engaging exploration of the subject. \n \n \n \n \n