Types of gates and two stroke and four stroke different

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Gates are used in IC engines to control the flow of air/fuel mixture. Two-stroke engines complete a cycle in two strokes, while four-stroke engines complete it in four strokes.

In two-stroke engines, the intake and exhaust valves are not present, and the fuel is mixed with air in the crankcase.
In four-stroke engines, the intake and exhaust valves are present, and the fuel is mixed with air in the carburetor.
Types of gates include intake and exhaust gates, which control the flow of air/fuel mixture and exhaust gases.
Other types of gates include reed valves, rotary valves, and piston ports.
Two-stroke engines are commonly used in small engines like chainsaws and lawnmowers, while four-stroke engines are used in cars and motorcycles.

Types of gates and two stroke and four stroke different

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