Propulsion Flashcards
A ______ traveling in one direction constitutes a stroke.
Piston
The major difference between a two stroke and four stroke engine is the method through which they take in the _____ _____ mixture and exhaust the spent gases.
fuel/air
In a two stroke engine, _______ gases exit the cylinder through a hole in the cylinder wall.
exhaust
In a two stroke engine, the ________ stroke of the piston pressurizes the air in the crankcase.
downward
A _______ driven diaphragm fuel pump is typically found on a 4 stroke outboard engine.
mechanical
The increase in speed of the air flow through the narrow section of a ________ throat is known as the venturi effect.
carburetor
The purpose of the throttle body is to _______ air flow.
regulate
An Oil Injection outboard engine system uses a pump to draw oil from a ________.
reservoir
The Temperature Sensor provides the engine’s computer with temperature information for ______ and ignition optimization.
fuel
The Gear Case transmits ______ power to the propeller.
engine
In a jet drive system, the impeller is capable of pumping ______ _________ of water at relatively low pressures.
large volumes
The Starter Solenoid is a _______ operated, semi-automatic switch used to relay power from the battery to the starter motor.
remotely
A Magneto is generally used on smaller outboard engines to _______ electricity.
produce
The Voltage Regulator _______ of an outboard engine has the ability to turn on and off as needed to regulate the charging/electrical system.
Rectifier
Most Coast Guard installed outboard engines use an ignition system known as a __________ Discharge (CD) ignition whereby the system’s electricity is stored in a capacitor
Capacitor
Most outboard motor manufacturers recommend a gear case oil _______ _______ every 50 operational hours and oil replacement every 100 operational hours.
level check
Most outboard engine manufacturers recommend _______ _______ replacement once the engine reaches its first 100 hours.
spark plug
Most outboard manufacturers recommend that you replace the engine’s _______ pump at least semi-annually.
water
Fuel Injection occurs at or near the end of the ________ stroke and just before the power stroke.
compression
In a four stoke diesel engine, ________ ________ is used to describe the timeframe during which both the intake and exhaust valves are open.
Valve Overlap
In a two stroke diesel engine how many revolutions does the camshaft spin in relation to the crankshaft?
1:1
In the two-stroke diesel engine combustion process, the power stroke starts after the ______ passes near TDC.
piston
Diesel engines higher compression ratios are used to heat the air in the _______ to approximately 1000 degrees Fahrenheit (oF), this is this called Heat of Compression.
cylinder
The following are components of a _______: Crown, Skirt and Rings
piston
Blow-by can be best defined as Escaping _______ gasses past the rings into the crankcase.
compression