Engine head features:

• Sealing the combustion chamber: The engine head seals the combustion chamber where the fuel-air mixture is burned. This ensures efficient engine operation and effective use of combustion energy.
• Fuel and air distribution: The head contains channels and pipes that are responsible for the distribution of fuel and air to the engine cylinders. Optimal distribution is crucial for even and efficient combustion of the mixture.
• Heat dissipation: The head is also responsible for dissipating the heat generated during combustion. It usually has cooling channels through which cooling liquid (usually water) flows, which removes excess heat from the head.
• Ensuring mechanical stability: The head must be strong enough to withstand the high temperatures and pressures in the combustion chamber. Ensures stability and integrity of the engine structure.

Engine head construction:

• Channels and Pipes: The head contains channels and pipes that allow fuel, air and coolant to flow to the appropriate locations in the engine.
• Combustion chamber: This is the space inside the head where the combustion process of the fuel-air mixture takes place.
• Valve seats: The head has seats in which the intake and exhaust valves are mounted. These valves open and close at appropriate times, regulating the flow of gas into and out of the combustion chamber.
• Gaskets: The cylinder head is usually attached to the engine block with special gaskets that prevent leakage of coolant or exhaust gases.
• Valve guides: Provide precise movement of valves, allowing them to open and close in sync with the engine cycle.