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    Four-stroke engines are more efficient and produce less pollution than two-stroke engines but are more complex, heavier, and expensive. They complete one combustion cycle across four strokes, improving efficiency. However, they require more time to complete a cycle and have more parts, making them more complex and costly. Two-stroke engines are lighter, simpler, and produce more power but are louder, less fuel efficient, and cause more pollution due to an incomplete combustion cycle. They also experience more wear and tear, reducing durability.

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    Four-stroke engines are more efficient and produce less pollution than two-stroke engines but are more complex, heavier, and expensive. They complete one combustion cycle across four strokes, improving efficiency. However, they require more time to complete a cycle and have more parts, making them more complex and costly. Two-stroke engines are lighter, simpler, and produce more power but are louder, less fuel efficient, and cause more pollution due to an incomplete combustion cycle. They also experience more wear and tear, reducing durability.

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    Ag Eng 22

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    Four-stroke engines are more efficient and produce less pollution than two-stroke engines but are more complex, heavier, and expensive. They complete one combustion cycle across four strokes, improving efficiency. However, they require more time to complete a cycle and have more parts, making them more complex and costly. Two-stroke engines are lighter, simpler, and produce more power but are louder, less fuel efficient, and cause more pollution due to an incomplete combustion cycle. They also experience more wear and tear, reducing durability.

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    Ag Eng 22

    Name: Clyle Deon D. de la Cruz Course: BSA-2 B


    Instructor: Eng. Romel Quente Date of Submission: April 20,
    2023

    Four Stroke Engine advantages and disadvantages.


    Advantage Disadvantage
    1. Efficiency: A four-stroke engine is 1. Complexity: Four-stroke engines are
    more efficient than a two-stroke more complex than two-stroke
    engine. This is because it completes engines. This means that they are
    one combustion cycle in four more expensive to manufacture and
    strokes, resulting in a higher thermal maintain.
    efficiency. 2. Size and weight: Four-stroke engines
    2. Less pollution: Four-stroke engines are typically larger and heavier than
    produce less pollution compared to two-stroke engines of the same
    two-stroke engines. This is because power output.
    they have a separate exhaust stroke, 3. Power output: Four-stroke engines
    which helps to remove harmful produce less power than two-stroke
    gases from the engine. engines of the same size. This is
    3. Durability: Four-stroke engines are because they require more time to
    more durable than two-stroke complete a combustion cycle.
    engines due to the reduced amount 4. Higher cost: Four-stroke engines are
    of wear and tear on the engine's generally more expensive than two-
    parts. stroke engines. This is due to their
    4. Fuel economy: Four-stroke engines greater complexity and the higher
    are generally more fuel-efficient cost of manufacturing and
    than two-stroke engines. This is maintaining them.
    because they use less fuel to produce
    the same amount of power.
    Two Stroke Engine advantages and disadvantages.
    Advantage Disadvantages
    1. Power output: Two-stroke engines 1. Pollution: Two-stroke engines
    produce more power than four- produce more pollution than four-
    stroke engines of the same size. This stroke engines because they do not
    is because they complete one have a separate exhaust stroke. This
    combustion cycle in two strokes, means that a portion of the fuel is
    which means they can operate at not burned completely, resulting in
    higher RPMs and produce more more harmful emissions.
    power. 2. Fuel economy: Two-stroke engines
    2. Simplicity: Two-stroke engines are are generally less fuel-efficient than
    simpler in design than four-stroke four-stroke engines because they
    engines, which means they are less require more fuel to produce the
    expensive to manufacture and same amount of power.
    maintain. 3. Durability: Two-stroke engines are
    3. Lighter weight: Two-stroke engines less durable than four-stroke engines
    are typically lighter in weight than due to the increased wear and tear on
    four-stroke engines of the same the engine's parts.
    power output, which makes them 4. Noise and Vibration: Two-stroke
    ideal for certain applications where engines tend to be louder and
    weight is a critical factor. produce more vibration than four-
    4. Easy to start: Two-stroke engines stroke engines, which can be
    are easier to start than four-stroke uncomfortable for the user and can
    engines, especially in cold weather lead to fatigue over time.
    conditions, due to their simple
    design.

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