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The 84 pages that link to Internal combustion engine, each with the reason it gives.

• Diesel engineNarrower topic: A diesel engine is one type of internal-combustion engine.

• CrankshaftNarrower topic: Crankshafts turn piston forces into output rotation in piston-based examples of this engine.

• Four-stroke engineNarrower topic: The four-stroke engine is one architecture within this broader engine family.

• PistonNarrower topic: Combustion pressure drives pistons in the common reciprocating-engine design.

• Catalytic converterNarrower topic: Converters treat pollutants generated by this engine family.

• Otto cycleNarrower topic: The Otto cycle belongs to the broader history of internal-combustion engine theory.

• Combustion chamberNarrower topic: Combustion chambers are the defining reaction spaces in this engine family.

• Wankel engineNarrower topic: The Wankel is one architecture within this broader family of engines.

• Connecting rodNarrower topic: Its piston-and-crank arrangement is the most familiar setting for a connecting rod.

• Benz Patent-MotorwagenNarrower topic: The Motorwagen’s engine belongs to this broader class of propulsion systems.

• Gottlieb DaimlerNarrower topic: Daimler’s high-speed designs helped make this engine type practical for transport.

• Piston engineNarrower topic: Most piston engines burn fuel within their cylinders, making this their broader engine family.

• Reciprocating engineNarrower topic: Many reciprocating engines are internal-combustion engines, though reciprocation also occurs in other engine types.

• Rudolf DieselNarrower topic: Diesel’s invention belongs to this broad family of engines.

• Vehicle emissionsNarrower topic: Combustion inside these engines generates many exhaust pollutants.

• Étienne LenoirNarrower topic: Later engines inherited the broad principle demonstrated by Lenoir’s commercial machine.

• Fuel injectionNarrower topic: Fuel injection is one method of supplying fuel to this broader engine type.

• SnowmobileNarrower topic: Most snowmobiles use this engine type to provide compact onboard propulsion.

• Alphonse Beau de RochasNarrower topic: The four-stroke cycle became one of the defining arrangements within this broader engine family.

• V engineNarrower topic: A V engine is one cylinder arrangement within this broader engine family.

• Carl BenzNarrower topic: Benz designed a compact engine to propel his automobile without animal power.

• Wilhelm MaybachNarrower topic: Maybach’s designs advanced the compact petrol engines that made automobiles practical.

• Bertha BenzNarrower topic: The Motorwagen’s single-cylinder engine supplied the power for Bertha’s journey.

• Motor shipNarrower topic: The motor ship’s defining power source belongs to this broader engine family.

• Toyota CorollaNarrower topic: Most Corolla generations have used this basic type of powertrain.

• Felix WankelNarrower topic: Wankel’s work offered an alternative architecture within this dominant engine family.

• Gas-turbine engineNarrower topic: Gas turbines belong to this broad family, despite their continuous rather than reciprocating operation.

• Nicolaus OttoNarrower topic: Otto’s four-stroke design belongs to this broader engine family.

• Petrol engineNarrower topic: A petrol engine is one fuel-specific form of this broader engine family.

• Pistonless rotary engineNarrower topic: Pistonless rotary engines belong to this broader engine family.

• Straight engineNarrower topic: A straight engine is one cylinder arrangement within this broader engine family.