Cold weather starting of a diesel engine may be made easier by __________.
• how diesel engines ignite fuel without spark plugs • effect of temperature on fuel ignition and air compression • methods used on ships to assist cold starting of large diesels
• Which choices would make it easier for air in the cylinder to reach ignition temperature during compression? • Is higher or lower compression better for creating heat in the air charge? • Which option reflects a common shipboard practice for preparing main and auxiliary engines in very cold conditions?
• Eliminate any option that would reduce heat in the cylinder at the moment of injection. • Think about what systems (fuel, air, cooling water) can be adjusted to raise temperature instead of lower it. • Ask which option aligns with standard pre‑start procedures in cold climates for marine diesels.
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