Directional intake ports in diesel engines are used to __________.
• Diesel engine air flow and why intake air motion matters for combustion • Difference between turbulence, swirl, and squish in cylinder air movement • How intake port shape/direction can control air motion inside the cylinder
• Think about what happens to the incoming air before fuel is injected in a diesel engine—what kind of motion do we want for good mixing? • Which of the listed options describes a motion of air that you would deliberately create by shaping and angling the intake port? • Look at which choices describe reducing a motion vs. creating or opposing a motion—what is the main purpose of a directional intake port design?
• Identify which options are about creating organized air motion versus reducing it • Recall that efficient diesel combustion depends on good mixing of fuel and air—what kind of air motion helps that? • Make sure you are focusing on the effect on incoming air, not on hot exhaust gases or valve protection
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