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'''Two-and-four stroke engines''' are [[engines]] that combine elements from both [[Two-stroke engine|two-stroke]] and [[Four-stroke engine|four-stroke]] engines. They usually incorporate two [[piston|pistons]].
==M4+2 engine==
 
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There is a possibility of changing the relative [[piston]] positions during the engine work, that gives the possibility of changing the compression [[ratio]] depending on the temporary level of the load. This suggests the possibility of different [[fuel]]s combustion (low octane petrol, bio-fuels with high levels of vegetable components).
 
The working cycle is characterised by an almost [[constant]] combustion characteristic of the working space volume increasing during the expansion stage.<ref name="afm">[http://mirka.forumakad.pl/archiwum/2001/06/artykuly/19-rewolucyjna_konstrukcja.htm The Academical Forum monthly] A report published by a Polish academic monthly [[:pl:Forum Akademickie|Forum Akademickie]] ('''Polish''')</ref><ref name="ndw">[http://www.ndw.v.pl/art.php?nr=234&kom=1 An article on ndw.v.pl] A report published by a Polish popular science magazine "Strefa NDW" ('''Polish''')</ref>
 
The engine is characterized by: