In a diesel engine, exhaust valves open before the intake ports are uncovered to __________. reduce pumping losses reduce back pressure
⢠Valve timing in a four-stroke diesel engine (intake, compression, power, exhaust) ⢠Purpose of opening exhaust valves early relative to piston position and port uncovering ⢠Difference between pumping losses and back pressure in an engine
⢠Think about what happens inside the cylinder just before the intake ports/valves open: what is the pressure, and what is the exhaust trying to do? ⢠If exhaust gases are cleared more effectively before intake begins, which statement (I or II) does that mainly affect, and how? ⢠Does opening the exhaust valve earlier make it easier or harder for the piston to move during the exhaust stroke?
⢠Be clear on what pumping losses are: extra work the piston must do to push gases in or out of the cylinder ⢠Be clear on what back pressure is: resistance to flow in the exhaust system that opposes gas leaving the cylinder ⢠Check whether early exhaust opening mainly changes the work done by the piston or the resistance in the exhaust system itself
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