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Why internal combustion engines for road transportation are single acting?

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Why internal combustion engines for road transportation are single acting?

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Engine efficiency is determined primarily be difference between the maximum temperature and the exhaust temperature. The number of power strokes is not a factor. Common automobile engines are 4-stroke which means 1 power stroke for 2 rotations. 2-stroke engine have 1 power stroke for each rotations. They have lubrication problems and are used only for small engines. A double action engine (2 power strokes per rotation) would have worse lubrication problems plus a complicated linkage to the crankshaft.

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