Carburation

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑɹbˈjuˈɹæʃən/

Carburation (noun)

  1. The process of mixing fuel with air in the correct proportions for an engine to burn efficiently.
  2. The action of a carburettor that draws fuel into the air stream to form a combustible mixture.

Examples

  • Carburation controls fuel-air mixing in the engine.
  • The mechanic checks carburation to improve fuel-air mixing.