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A possible cause for an individual piston to knock when at TDC on a slow-speed, two-stroke/cycle main propulsion diesel engine could be due to __________.

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A possible cause for an individual piston to knock when at TDC on a slow-speed, two-stroke/cycle main propulsion diesel engine could be due to __________.

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• combustion timing in diesel engines and how early vs late injection affects knocking • the role of bearing clearances and running gear in causing mechanical noise at top dead center (TDC) • how cylinder overloading might change pressures and temperatures in the combustion space

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• Which of the listed conditions could create a sharp pressure rise or mechanical impact exactly when the piston is at TDC? • Think about which options are related to combustion events versus purely mechanical looseness in the crank/rod/pin assemblies. • For each choice, ask: would this realistically cause a single piston to knock at TDC on a slow-speed, two-stroke main engine, or would it more likely affect all cylinders or show up differently?

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• For early fuel injection, consider what happens to peak cylinder pressure and the timing of that peak relative to TDC. • For excessive bearing play, visualize how extra clearance at the crankpin, crosshead, or gudgeon pin could create metal-to-metal impact right as load reverses at TDC. • For overloading of the cylinder, check whether it typically shows as a steady overload condition (high temp/pressure) or as a distinct knock at a specific crank angle.

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Question 1 of 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d47ded

A possible cause for an individual piston to knock when at TDC on a slow-speed, two-stroke/cycle main propulsion diesel engine could be due to __________.

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A possible cause for an individual piston to knock when at TDC on a slow-speed, two-stroke/cycle main propulsion diesel engine could be due to __________.

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