What harmful condition can result if a diesel engine is operated at very light loads for long periods of time?
β’ Effect of low cylinder temperature in diesel engines β’ How incomplete combustion shows up inside cylinders and exhaust system β’ Difference between pressure-related problems and deposit-related problems
β’ When a diesel runs at very light load, are cylinder temperatures generally higher or lower than normal? How does that affect how completely fuel burns? β’ Which of the listed problems would most likely be associated with unburned or partially burned fuel inside the cylinders and exhaust passages? β’ Which choices sound more like problems from very hard loading (high temperature/pressure) instead of very light loading (cool operation)?
β’ Identify which option is most directly caused by cool cylinders and incomplete combustion over time. β’ Eliminate any choices that are more typical of overloading or high-temperature operation. β’ Ask: which condition would gradually build up inside the engine rather than showing up suddenly as a failure?
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