The Otto cycle was named after Nikolaus Otto, a German engineer who built the first successful four-stroke engine in 1876. Otto was inspired by the earlier work of Jean Lenoir, who invented a two ...
The four strokes of the Otto-cycle engine include intake ... along with a potential extra injection of fuel, are used to scavenge any useful leftover fuel from the initial power stroke.
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