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Heat Engines!

Engines are machines designed to convert one form of energy into mechanical energy. But commonly machines that acquire heat from the combustion of fuel and transform a part of this heat energy into mechanical energy are called heat engines or simply engines.

One of the greatest advantages of a heat engine is that most forms of energy can be easily converted into heat by different processes than heat engine converts it into mechanical energy.

Heat engines can be classified into two major types, as follows:

·     External Combustion Engines.

·     Internal Combustion Engines.

External Combustion


 

 

Internal Combustion

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