Combustion chamber or clearance volume, Mechanical Engineering

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Combustion Chamber (or Clearance Volume) : Combustion chamber is a space between the cylinder head and the piston top when the piston is at top dead center (TDC). The combustion of air fuel mixture and consequent release of heat results in the building up of pressure in this part of the cylinder.

 


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