What is rankine cycle? Difference between two stroke and four stroke engine?

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Rankine cycle is a thermodynamic cycle used in power plants. Two-stroke engines have one power stroke per revolution, while four-stroke engines have one power stroke every two revolutions.

Rankine cycle is a thermodynamic cycle used in steam power plants to convert heat into work.
Two-stroke engines have one power stroke per revolution of the crankshaft, while four-stroke engines have one power stroke every two revolutions.
Two-stroke engines are simpler and lighter but less fuel-efficient and more polluting compared to four-stroke engines.
Examples of two-stroke engines include chainsaws and motorcycles, while examples of four-stroke engines include cars and trucks.

What is rankine cycle? Difference between two stroke and four stroke engine?

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