Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bore-stroke ratio
noun
/bɔːr stroʊk ˈreɪʃioʊ/
Definition
The bore-stroke ratio is a measurement that compares the diameter of a cylinder’s bore to its stroke length.
Examples
- The bore-stroke ratio of the engine is crucial for its power output.
- An engine with a high bore-stroke ratio typically has a higher RPM range.
- Engineers often consider the bore-stroke ratio when designing engines for specific applications.
Meaning
This ratio is used primarily in the context of internal combustion engines to determine their performance characteristics and efficiency.
Synonyms
- bore-to-stroke ratio
- engine configuration
