Chapter 3 (DIESEL PLANT) Flashcards
An engine in which the fuel is burned directly within the working cylinder
Internal combustion engine
An engine in which the fuel is burned outside of a cylinder
External combustion engine
An engine wherr the ignition is caused by heat of compression
Compression ignition engine
What temperature is required to ignite the fuel oil?
800 to 1000 F
What air pressure is required to produce the required ignition temperature?
350 to 500 psi
In a four stroke diesel engine, drawing air into the cylinder is what stroke?
First stroke
Compressing air into four stroke cycle is
Second stroke
Which of the following strokes is produced by the burning gases
Third stroke
Which of the following strokes expel the burned gases
Fourth stroke
Clearing a cylinder of exhaust gases by forcing into it a current air which provides clean air for the next compression stroke
Scavenging
Increasing the total amount of charging air in the working cylindr of the engine
Supercharging
The portion of the piston which extends below the piston pin and serves as a guide for the piston and connecting rod
Piston skirt
Rings located in the grooves of piston usually near the top and the near bottom
Piston ring
Binding of the piston and the cylinder wall as a result of the lubrication having been destroyed by excessive temperature and friction
Piston seizure
Grooves in the cylinder wall or piston or in both. It is caused by the piston scraping the cylinder wall in the movement without proper lubrication
Piston scoring
A device whuch automatically governs or controls the speed of an engine
Governor
A combibation of liquids which di not mix — or conbine chemically
Emulsion
What temperature should be the maximum to which lubricating oil is permitted to rise
not more than 100 F
What air pressure is needed for air starting a diesel engine?
250 psi
About what temperature will self igniting cartridges ignite?
about 190 F