Concerning the diesel fuels used for the auxiliary and main propulsion diesel engines on-board the offshore supply vessel to which you are assigned, what fuel property is directly a measure of the ignition quality of the fuel?
• Ignition quality of diesel fuel and what it affects inside the cylinder • Difference between fuel flow/handling properties (like viscosity, density) and combustion/ignition properties • Common scale or rating system used specifically for diesel engine ignition performance
• Ask yourself: which option names a rating scale commonly used by engine and fuel manufacturers to describe how easily diesel fuel ignites under compression? • Which properties mainly affect how the fuel is pumped, atomized, and metered rather than how quickly it self‑ignites? • Which choice is most closely tied to combustion timing and smoothness in a diesel engine rather than just the energy content or thickness of the fuel?
• Identify which option is explicitly defined in industry as a measure of ignition quality for diesel fuels. • Eliminate any properties that mainly describe fuel thickness (flow) or mass per volume, not ignition behavior. • Make sure you are not confusing energy content (BTU per unit) with how readily the fuel ignites under compression.
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