Q. In a diesel engine the high temperature needed to ignite the fuel is achieved by-

  • (A) Compressing air in the cylinder
  • (B) Using heat from exhaust
  • (C) By a spark plug
  • (D) Heating the cylinder with a flame
βœ… Correct Answer: (A) Compressing air in the cylinder
Explanation:

A diesel engine works on the principle of compression ignition. Air is compressed to a very high pressure, causing its temperature to rise. When diesel fuel is injected into this hot compressed air, it ignites automatically.

Explanation by: Roshan

A diesel engine works on the principle of compression ignition. Air is compressed to a very high pressure, causing its temperature to rise. When diesel fuel is injected into this hot compressed air, it ignites automatically.

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