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Having a fuel supply for internal combustion engines during system operation is crucial for ensuring continuous power supply. Internal combustion engines rely on fuel to generate the energy required for operation. Without a consistent and adequate fuel supply, the engine would be unable to perform effectively, leading to interruptions in power generation. This is particularly important in applications where reliability and uninterrupted service are essential, such as in backup power systems or heavy machinery used in construction and industrial settings.

In contrast, while avoiding fuel spillage, supporting maintenance routines, and complying with safety regulations are significant considerations in overall engine operation and management, they do not directly impact the basic need for fuel to allow the engine to run. Thus, while important, these factors do not address the primary function of fuel in the mechanics of an internal combustion engine providing power.