| What is a 4-stroke diesel engine?As the
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| | slightly beyond the top dead center, the
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| name suggests, these engines work on
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| | fuel has acquired the
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| reciprocating
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| | temperature high enough for ignition.The
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| actions of pistons. One stroke means one
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| | fuel is supposed to burn so fast as to
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| linear motion of the
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| | explode. So there is
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| piston in one direction. When the piston
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| | no point in injecting it more than it
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| moves in the opposite
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| | can burn. If the fuel is
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| direction, that is counted as another
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| | not able to catch fire, it will remain
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| stroke.For a 4-stroke engine, the piston
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| | in the piston as unburnt
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| has to move up, then down,
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| | fuel.So the timing of the fuel injection
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| then up again, and then down again to
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| | will stop slightly after the
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| complete one cycle of the
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| | piston has reached top dead center.The
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| engine. In that 4 stroke of the piston,
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| | explosion inside the piston is the
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| the crankshaft will have
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| | driving force for the
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| turned 2 revolutions.The 4 strokes of
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| | engine. It will create the momentum to
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| the piston is to complete 4 stages of the
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| | turn the engine for the
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| | next 2 cycles.The next cycle is the
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| combustion cycle. As you might have
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| | exhaust stroke. In this stroke, all the
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| known, in order for a fire
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| | products of combustion is driven off
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| (or explosion) to occur to power the
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| | from the piston top. The
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| engine, we need a fuel, a
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| | exhaust valve(s) will have opened to
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| heat source, and oxygen coming together
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| | allow the combustion gases
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| at the same time.At the start of the
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| | to escape. In an ideal engine, these
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| cycle, air must be introduced into the
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| | include carbon dioxide gas,
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| combustion space inside the cylinder. In
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| | water vapor and excess air.However, in
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| the 4-stroke (also
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| | actual practice, the combustion may not
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| called 4-cycle) engine, this is the air
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| | be so perfect.
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| intake stroke. The
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| | Carbon particles, unburnt fuel
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| piston moving down will suck fresh air
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| | particles, lubricating oil
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| into the cylinder through
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| | particles, sulphur dioxide, carbon
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| the air inlet valve(s) that is
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| | monoxide, and ash may also be
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| opened.The next stroke is the compression
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| | discharged. As the piston will not be
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| stroke. With all the valves
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| | able to reach the the
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| at the cylinder head closed, the piston
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| | cylinder head perfectly, not all the
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| moves up again. The air
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| | exhaust gas can be driven
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| becomes compressed to a very high
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| | off completely. A small quantity of
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| degree. So high that the
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| | these exhaust products will
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| temperature of the air becomes
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| | remain inside the cylinder even as the
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| sufficiently hot to ignite a
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| | next cycle starts.Once the exhaust gases
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| finely sprayed fuel mist on contact.That
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| | have been driven off, the next stroke
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| is precisely what happens. Before the
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| | starts. This is the air intake stroke
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| piston reaches the
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| | that we started off with.
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| top-dead center (the maximum height the
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| | The cycles repeat itself as the engine
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| piston can reach before
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| | runs continuously.Obviously the more the
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| coming down again), the fuel is injected
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| | exhaust gas can be driven off, and the
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| as a very fine mist
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| | more oxygen content the cylinder can
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| into combustion space at the piston top.
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| | contain, the more efficient
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| In order for this fuel
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| | the combustion of the fuel can be
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| to be injected into the highly
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| | achieved.This can be achieved by
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| compressed air inside the cylinder
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| | supercharging and cooling the air
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| the fuel itself must be at a higher
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| | intake.Well folks, that should boost up
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| pressure. This is achieved by
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| | your power! Meanwhile look for
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| a fuel pump.There is a reason for
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| | the best tools for the job.Many years of
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| injecting the fuel slightly before the
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| | working experience in Marine, Facilities,
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| piston reaches top dead center. The fuel
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| takes some time to reach
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| | Construction has given the author
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| the temperature that it can burn. So the
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| | material for writing e-books
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| timing of the injection
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| | and articles related to engineering, and
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| of the fuel is adjusted so that by the
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| | management.
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| time the piston reaches
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