In the cylinder of a diesel engine, fuel is ignited by the __________.
⢠Difference between diesel and gasoline (spark-ignition) engines ⢠How air and fuel enter and are handled in a diesel cylinder ⢠Role of compression and temperature in starting combustion
⢠Ask yourself: Does a basic diesel engine normally use spark plugs or a distributor like a gasoline car engine? ⢠What happens to the temperature of air when it is highly compressed in a cylinder? How does that affect injected fuel? ⢠Which option describes something that occurs naturally from the engine cycle, not from an added electrical device?
⢠Verify which options mention electrical spark/discharge devices and recall if standard marine diesels use them. ⢠Identify which choice involves compression of air and the resulting rise in temperature. ⢠Check that the chosen option matches how fuel actually starts burning right after it is injected into very hot, compressed air.
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