Compression Ignition Cycles
Compression Ignition Cycles is an engine cycle in which ignition of the fuel-air mixture occurs spontaneously due to the high temperature achieved by compressing the air during the compression stroke, distinguishing it from spark-ignition cycles that rely on an external ignition source.
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Choice Reviews Online · 1988 · 16.8K citations
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