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Combustion Process and Starting Aids
Heavy Equipment TechnicianAgricultural Equipment Technician
Second Period
Diesel Fuel Injection Systems and Tune-Up
190203b
© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of Alberta by the Minister of Advanced Education. 1998
Figure 1 - Ratio of air to diesel fuel.
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Figure 2 - The stages of combustion in a diesel engine.
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Figure 3 - White exhaust smoke.
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Figure 4 - Black exhaust smoke.
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Figure 5 - Blue exhaust smoke.
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Figure 6 - Sources of pollution. (Courtesy Toyota Canada Inc.)
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Figure 7 - Complete Combustion.
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Figure 8 - Pollutants formed by combustion.
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Figure 9 - Use an exhaust ventilation system when running engines indoors
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Figure 10 - Open combustion chambers.
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Figure 11 - Piston “squish” principle.
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Figure 12 - Directional intake port creates turbulence.
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Figure 13 - Intake ports in two-stroke cycle cylinder liner are cut on an angle to create turbulence.
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Figure 14 - Precombustion chamber.
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Figure 15 - Intake manifold heater and related components.
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Figure 16 - Glow plug system.
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Figure 17 - Glow plug construction.
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Figure 18 - Immersion type coolant heater.
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Figure 19 - Electric element circulating type coolant heater.
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Figure 20 - Fuel fired coolant heater.
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Figure 21 - Immersion type oil pan heater.
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Figure 22 - Fuel heater.
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Figure 23 - Starting fluid injection kit.