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What Is The Difference Between Single Acting And Double Acting Engines? |
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Answer» SINGLE acting Engine. It is a engine in which the pressure PRODUCING power stroke is exerted only on one side of the PISTON. It works on both the TWO stroke and four stroke engines. Double acting Engine. It is a engine in which the pressure producing power stroke is exerted first on one side of the piston and then on the other END. It makes each stroke of the piston a power stroke. Single acting Engine. It is a engine in which the pressure producing power stroke is exerted only on one side of the piston. It works on both the two stroke and four stroke engines. Double acting Engine. It is a engine in which the pressure producing power stroke is exerted first on one side of the piston and then on the other end. It makes each stroke of the piston a power stroke. |
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