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Spark plug
Spark plug Spark plug
In internal-combustion engines with electric ignition, a
plug, screwed into the cylinder head, having through it an
insulated wire which is connected with the induction coil or
magneto circuit on the outside, and forms, with another
terminal on the base of the plug, a spark gap inside the
cylinder.
Meaning of Spark plug from wikipedia
- A
spark plug (sometimes, in
British English, a
sparking plug, and, colloquially, a
plug) is a
device for
delivering electric current from an ignition...
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Spark plug wires (also
called high
tension leads) are
electrical cables used by
older internal combustion engines to
transmit high-voltage electricity...
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Champion is an
American brand of
spark plug for over 100 years. It is
owned by
Tenneco which is
owned by
Apollo Global Management.
Albert Champion Company...
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established in 1936 and
based in Nagoya, ****an.
Formerly known as NGK
Spark Plug Co. Ltd., the company’s
automotive business (with its
brands NGK Ignition...
- of a
spark-ignition
engine to
transform the
battery voltage to the much
higher voltages required to
operate the
spark plug(s). The
spark plugs then use...
- a
spark plug to
thunder for a
lightning discharge), light, and heat.
Spark gaps were used
historically in
early electrical equipment, such as
spark gap...
- engines. In
order to
accommodate a
second spark plug in the 4-valve
combustion chamber, a
smaller diameter spark plug is
located the very edge of the combustion...
- A
spark plug is an
electrical device in some
internal combustion engines and
ignites fuel by
means of an
electric spark.
Spark plug may also
refer to:...
- dome
shape in the head
receiving it. The hemi-head
design places the
spark plug at or near the
center of the
chamber to
promote a
strong flame front....
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higher density of fuel
around the
spark plug, and a
leaner mixture (lower
density of fuel)
further away from the
spark plug. In the
homogeneous charge mode...
