- A
gas engine is an
internal combustion engine that runs on a fuel
gas (a
gaseous fuel), such as coal
gas,
producer gas, biogas,
landfill gas,
natural gas...
- A
gas turbine or
gas turbine engine is a type of
continuous flow
internal combustion engine. The main
parts common to all
gas turbine engines form the...
- as a
petrol engine (gasoline
engine) or a
gas engine (using a
gaseous fuel like
natural gas or
liquefied petroleum gas).
Diesel engines work by compressing...
-
typically applied to
pistons (piston
engine),
turbine blades (
gas turbine), a
rotor (****el
engine), or a
nozzle (jet
engine). This
force moves the component...
- 'father of the
gas engine'.
While living at
Eagle Lodge in the
Brompton area of west London, from 1825 to 1835, he
developed 'the
first gas engine that unquestionably...
-
piston engine. Atkinson's
engines were
produced by the
British Gas Engine Company and also
licensed to
other overseas manufacturers. Many
modern engines now...
-
Forward Gas Engine Company was an
engineering company making stationary internal combustion gas engines in Nec****, Birmingham, England. The most famous...
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ultimately motion (a
chemical engine, but not a heat
engine).
Chemical heat
engines which employ air (ambient
atmospheric gas) as a part of the fuel reaction...
-
increasing the
volume of flow
driving the
turbopumps that feed the
engine with propellant. The
gas is then
injected into the main
combustion chamber and combusted...
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internal combustion engines. In 1791, the
English inventor John
Barber patented a
gas turbine. In 1794,
Thomas Mead
patented a
gas engine. Also in 1794, Robert...
