The intake valves in a diesel engine are reseated by ().
A、cam followers
B、push rods
C、combustion gases
D、valve springs
A、cam followers
B、push rods
C、combustion gases
D、valve springs
A、the beveled edges of the intake valves provide for serf-centering during seating B、intake valves utilize stellite-coated valve seat inserts which reduce wear C、the volume of air passing through intake valves is less than the volume of air passing through exhaust valves D、intake valves are less affected to the corrosive action of exhaust gases
A、produce a scavenging effect in the combustion space B、equalize cylinder and exhaust manifold pressures C、alleviate the difference in valve size between the intake and exhaust D、flush out condensate that collects after each compression stroke
A、A.Hard alloy steel construction B、B.Beveled edges on the valve head C、C.Low alloy steel construction D、D.Poppet type design
A、broken inlet valves B、broken discharge valves C、pulsations in the air distribution system D、overloading of the air distribution system
A、Excessive compression in the cylinder B、A broken intake valve C、A dirty inlet filter element D、An improperly adjusted discharge valve
A、excessively late injection timing for each cylinder B、incorrectly adjusted intake valve timing C、incorrectly adjusted fuel injector D、incorrectly adjusted intake valve clearance
A、Clogged air intake falters B、Piston blow-by C、A defective after-cooler D、Faulty exhaust valves
A、decreasing the amount of valve overlap B、preheating the air intake C、after-cooling the intake air D、preheating light fuel