The rate of fuel injection in a diesel engine cylinder depends primarily on ().
A、the size of the holes in the fuel nozzle
B、timing of the pump
C、supply pressure to the pump
D、shape of the combustion chamber
A、the size of the holes in the fuel nozzle
B、timing of the pump
C、supply pressure to the pump
D、shape of the combustion chamber
A、ignition quality of the fuel B、calorific value of the fuel C、flash point of the fuel D、rate of fuel consumption
A、A.ignition quality of the fuel B、B.calorific value of the fuel C、C.flash point of the fuel D、D.rate of fuel consumption
A、A.type of fuel transfer pump aboard B、B.temperature of the fuel oil being received C、C.size of the fuel storage tanks ashore D、D.distance from the fuel oil storage tanks ashore
A、The cetane number is obtained by comparing the fuel with cetane a colorless liquid hydrocarbon B、The higher the cetane number, the shorter the ignition lag C、The highest cetane number of fuel is 100 D、All of the above
A、Proper timing B、Accurate metering C、Suitable injection rate D、Suitable atomization rate
A、Reduce the pumping rate by closing the deck filling valve B、Close all overflow valves C、Place 5 gallon containers under all flange connections in the fuel line D、Reduce the pumping rate and sound tanks frequently as the level rises
A、quality of air filtration B、effectiveness of lubrication C、type of fuel used D、all of the above