Internal Combustion Engines
The spark ignition engine is one of the few combustion systems that burns pre mixed fuel and air. Fuel is atomized into the air as it flows through a carburetor and vaporizes before it enters the cylinder. Even though the fuel and air are premixed prior to combustion, the gas in the cylinder becomes segmented into burned and unburned
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