combustion chamber

A combustion chamber is a crucial part of engines, such as those in cars or airplanes, where fuel and air mix and ignite. This process creates a controlled explosion, producing hot gases that push pistons or turbines, generating power. Combustion chambers are designed to maximize efficiency, ensuring that the fuel burns completely to produce as much energy as possible while minimizing emissions. Their design, size, and materials can vary depending on the specific type of engine and its intended use, but their main function remains consistent: to facilitate the combustion process for energy production.