Characteristics Of Gasoline Engines

Due to its low viscosity and fast evaporation, gasoline can form a uniform mixture with air outside the cylinder, which can then be sucked into the cylinder or injected into the cylinder using a gasoline injection system, causing the gas to expand and do work. The drawbacks of gasoline engines are lower thermal efficiency than diesel engines, higher fuel consumption, more complex ignition systems, and lower reliability and maintenance convenience compared to diesel engines.