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4-Stroke Diesel Engine Quiz

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What is the primary working principle of a 4-Stroke Diesel engine?

Steam injection

Electric ignition

Spark ignition

Compression ignition (correct)

Which stroke in a 4-Stroke Diesel engine is responsible for the actual power production?

Intake stroke

Power stroke (correct)

Compression stroke

Exhaust stroke

What is the purpose of the exhaust stroke in a 4-Stroke Diesel engine?

To expel the combustion gases (correct)

To ignite the fuel

To intake air into the cylinder

To compress the air-fuel mixture

Study Notes

4-Stroke Diesel Engine

The primary working principle of a 4-Stroke Diesel engine is based on the sequence of four strokes: Intake, Compression, Power, and Exhaust.
The Power stroke is responsible for the actual power production in a 4-Stroke Diesel engine.
The purpose of the Exhaust stroke is to remove the exhaust gases from the cylinder and prepare the engine for the next cycle.

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Test your knowledge of 4-Stroke Diesel engines with this quiz! Explore the primary working principle, power production stroke, and the purpose of the exhaust stroke. Ideal for engineering enthusiasts and automotive buffs looking to deepen their understanding of diesel engine operation.