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carburetion
[ kahr-buh-rey-shuhn, -byuh-, -byuh-resh-uhn ]
noun
- (in an internal-combustion engine) the process of producing a mixture of air and fuel in the correct proportion for engine combustion.
Word History and Origins
Origin of carburetion1
Example Sentences
The annual “Carburetion Day” began as a critical on-track session of Indy 500 prep as teams adjusted the carburetors of their gasoline-powered engines.
Carburetion Day for the 500, on May 27, the last practice before the race, includes a Journey concert, with Blake Shelton featured in a concert the day before the race.
At least two different general carburetion and induction systems were utilized, possibly three.
The subjects of carburetion, ignition, cooling and lubrication also are covered in a thorough manner.
This treatise outlines fully the operation of two- and four-cycle power plants and all ignition, carburetion and lubrication systems in detail.
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