combustion chamber 
noun
An enclosed space in which combustion takes place, especially in an engine or furnace.Also, the combustion chamber in the rotary engine is larger, which facilitates a better burn of the fuel....
- A lot depends on the type of chamber you have and how efficient it can be, so it goes back to designing the combustion chamber to handle higher compression ratios without adversely affecting emissions.
- The combustion chamber of a four-stroke engine is designed to induce turbulence through the addition of ‘squish’ areas in which the top of the piston is the mirror image of a corresponding area of the cylinder head.
- north-north-east
- north-north-easterly
- north-north-eastward
- north-north-eastwards
- north-north-west
- north-north-westerly
- north-north-westward
- north-north-westwards
- North-of-England
- north of the Bombay Hills
- north of Watford
- North, Oliver
- North Ossetia
- North Oxford
- northpaw
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- North Platte River
- north polar
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- North Ronaldsay
- North Sea
- North Sea gas
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- north side