In a modern internal combustion diesel engine, the load carrying part of the engine is referred to as the __________.
• Primary structural member of a diesel engine that supports major components • Difference between oil collection components and main load-bearing structure • How forces from combustion are transferred through pistons, connecting rods, and crankshaft into the engine structure
• Which part of the engine actually carries and distributes the mechanical loads from the crankshaft into the ship’s foundation? • Which option is mainly for fluid (oil) storage versus structural strength? • Which term is most often associated with the structure that ties together the main bearings that support the crankshaft?
• Identify which choice supports the main bearings and crankshaft • Eliminate any parts whose primary purpose is oil storage rather than structural load carrying • Ask: which of these is usually bolted to the engine seating or tank top to transmit loads to the hull?
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