gazdagép
Gazdagép (literally "gas machine") is a Hungarian term used in technical contexts to denote any machine powered by gas as its primary energy source. It encompasses devices that convert the energy content of gaseous fuels into mechanical work or other useful output. Common fuels include natural gas, biogas, propane, and other hydrocarbon gases.
Main categories include gas engines (internal combustion engines that burn gaseous fuels in spark-ignition or dual-fuel
History and development: Gas-powered machines emerged in the late 19th century with the use of town gas
Operation: A gazdagép typically incorporates a fuel supply system, an air intake, an ignition or combustion
Safety and regulation: Gas-powered machines are subject to standards for fuel handling, ventilation, leakage detection, and