Air scavenging of a diesel engine cylinder __________.
• function of scavenging in two-stroke diesel engines • difference between removing exhaust and supplying fresh air • secondary benefits of high air flow in a cylinder (like cooling surfaces)
• When fresh air is forced into a cylinder during scavenging, what MUST happen to the exhaust gases for the fresh air to be useful? • Does the scavenging air directly contain extra fuel, or is its main role something else related to combustion? • Think about what happens to hot metal parts (valves, cylinder walls) when a large volume of relatively cooler air flows past them each cycle.
• Identify the primary purpose of scavenging in a diesel cylinder. • Decide whether cooling is the main role or a side effect of the scavenging process. • Before choosing, ask: do all listed functions actually occur during scavenging, or is one of them not accurate?
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