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Q what is the difference between an engine and a motor
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VicCotton Release Time: June 29, 2024, 8:11 AM
The primary distinction between an engine and a motor lies in their operation and power source. An engine typically converts chemical energy from fuels (like gasoline, diesel) into mechanical energy through combustion, making it integral to vehicles and machinery that require combustion to operate. On the other hand, a motor usually refers to a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy, leveraging electromagnetic principles. Motors are widely used in applications ranging from household appliances to electric vehicles. While “engine” commonly describes systems relying on internal combustion, “motor” is a broader term, encompassing devices that drive electric or mechanical systems, regardless of the energy source. This difference has implications for efficiency, environmental impact, and application suitability, influencing choices in transportation, industry, and technology design.
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