Answer / suraj

cubic/centimeter

Answer / saeedraja

CC or cubic centimeters refers to engine capacity.
Specifically it refers to the amount of air/fuel mixture
able to fit into the cylinders (where combustion occurs) at
full expansion. 1 cc is equivalent to 1 gram of water aka 1
ml.
An example: 250 cc engine means the cylinders with pistons
at full expansion can hold a volume of 250 ml of air/fuel
mixture prior to the combustion stroke

Answer / likhitha

cc refers to the engine capacity which is nothing but the
volume which is available for the storage of fuel/air. The
full form of cc is cubic centimeters ,as referd earlier cc
isnothing but the units of volume.Hence cc is directly the
volume of the fuel/air tank.

Answer / ketan patil

It is the volume of engine from tdc(top dead center) to bdc(bottom dead center) of engine.
Volume= stroke length(cm) x cross section of area of cylinder(cm2)

Answer / guest

moment of piston

Answer / harikesh

combustion chamber

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