The exhaust gases in a supercharged two-stroke/cycle diesel engine are expelled from the cylinder by ()
A、pumping action of the piston
B、pressure of the fuel charge
C、vacuum developed in the manifold
D、pressure of the fresh air charge
A、pumping action of the piston
B、pressure of the fuel charge
C、vacuum developed in the manifold
D、pressure of the fresh air charge
A、temperature of the exhaust gases B、energy supplied to the turbocharger C、air pressure to the intake manifold D、purge of exhausted gases from the cylinders
A、increasing the linear velocity of the exhaust gases B、changing directions of exhaust gas flow C、decreasing the temperature of the exhaust gases D、accelerating the exhaust gas through a reduced size orifice
A、A.reduce heat radiation to the engine room B、B.aid in preventing turbocharger overheating C、C.condense and drain moisture from exhaust gases D、D.dampen exhaust gas pulsations in the manifold
A、A.increased engine back pressure B、B.sulfuric acid corrosion C、C.surface pitting of the turbocharger D、D.moisture impingement on the turbocharger compressor blade
A、A.exhaust manifold B、B.valve bridge C、C.pressure of the fresh air charge D、D.valve adjusting gear