The average exhaust temperature of a two-stroke/cycle diesel engine with a turbine-driven supercharger is lower than a similar four-stroke/cycle diesel engine at equal loads because __________.
A
two-stroke/cycle diesel engines have a higher M.E.P. than four-stroke/cycle diesel engines
B
two-stroke/cycle diesel engine exhaust is cooled by the scavenging air charge
C
four-stroke/cycle diesel engines have a higher RPM than two-stroke/cycle diesel engines
D
the opening of the two-stroke/cycle diesel exhaust ports or valves occurs much later than in four-stroke/cycle diesel engines
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Question 1 / 205eccefa1bacbc34ba4d47391
Question 1 of 205eccefa1bacbc34ba4d47391
The average exhaust temperature of a two-stroke/cycle diesel engine with a turbine-driven supercharger is lower than a similar four-stroke/cycle diesel engine at equal loads because __________.
The average exhaust temperature of a two-stroke/cycle diesel engine with a turbine-driven supercharger is lower than a similar four-stroke/cycle diesel engine at equal loads because __________.