Otto Engine

An Otto engine is a type of internal combustion engine commonly used in cars. It works by drawing in a mixture of fuel and air, compressing it tightly in a cylinder, then igniting it with a spark. This explosion pushes a piston that turns the engine’s crankshaft, generating power. The process repeats rapidly, converting fuel’s chemical energy into mechanical motion. It’s known for efficiency and reliability, making it suitable for many automobiles. Essentially, the Otto engine transforms fuel’s energy into the motion that moves your vehicle.