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has little or no internal friction has a lower effective compression ratio operates with scavenge air under a positive pressure operates without energy absorbing intake and exhaust strokes
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the bearing near to the diesel engine the intermediate bearing near to the thrust bearing the intermediate bearing near to the sterntube the bearing located at the middle of the diesel engine and the sterntube
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turbine engine gas turbine steam engine internal combustion engine
it has a longer power stroke more air gets into the cylinder each stroke it develops twice as many power strokes at the same speed higher combustion pressure is developed
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