Internal combustion engines
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Names and connections
Gas and oil engines; Gas engines
- Broader: Engines
- Broader: Gas producers
- Broader: Heat-engines
- Broader: Motors
- Narrower: Adiabatic engines
- Narrower: Air-cooled engines
- Narrower: Alcohol motors
- Narrower: Automobiles--Motors
- Narrower: Barrel engines
- Narrower: Combustion chambers
- Narrower: Diesel motor
- Narrower: Four-stroke cycle engines
- Narrower: Free piston engines
- Narrower: Fuel pumps
- Narrower: Hemi engine
- Narrower: Homogeneous charge compression ignition engines
- Narrower: Internal combustion engine industry
- Narrower: Jet propulsion
- Narrower: Motorboats--Motors
- Narrower: Opposed piston engines
- Narrower: Private planes--Motors
- Narrower: Rotary combustion engines
- Narrower: Satz engine
- Narrower: Spark ignition engines
- Narrower: Stratified charge engines
- Narrower: Two-stroke cycle engines
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10088274271542854144 · morton4x16-v1
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