Engine Poppet Valve Rotor

The term "Engine Poppet Valve Rotor" is not commonly used in the context of engines. However, I can provide information on engine poppet valves and rotors separately.

1. Engine Poppet Valve:
An engine poppet valve is a type of valve used in internal combustion engines. It is responsible for controlling the flow of air and fuel into the combustion chamber and the exhaust gases out of the chamber. Poppet valves are typically made of metal and are operated by a camshaft or other mechanical means. They open and close to allow the intake and exhaust strokes of the engine.

2. Rotor:
A rotor is a rotating component in an engine or any other mechanical system. In the context of engines, a rotor can refer to various components, depending on the specific engine type. For example, in a rotary engine, the rotor is the triangular-shaped component that rotates within the engine housing, creating the combustion process. In a distributor-type ignition system, the rotor is a part of the distributor that distributes the high voltage from the ignition coil to the spark plugs.

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