Why Intake Valve of an engine generally larger than the Exhaust Valve ? | Engine Valves

Why Intake Valve of an engine generally larger than the Exhaust Valve ? | Engine Valves
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In this video,I explained,Why is the intake valve of an engine generally larger than the exhaust valve.
Intake valves are usually larger than exhaust valves to ensure that fresh air replaces as much exhaust gas as possible in the combustion space. The larger diameter of the intake valve also helps with airflow into the cylinders:
Overcoming restriction: The larger diameter helps overcome airflow restriction.
Reducing heat: The larger diameter reduces the intake of air heat.
Complete combustion: The larger diameter allows excess air for complete combustion.
However, depending on the engine and its operating conditions, there may be exceptions. Exhaust valves are often smaller to help keep them cool, as they can cause thermal issues.
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