Transcription of Diesel Engine Fundamentals
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Diesel Engine Fundamentals Course# ME406 All Rights Reserved Department of EnergyFundamentals HandbookMECHANICAL SCIENCEM odule 1 Diesel Engine FundamentalsDiesel Engine FundamentalsDOE-HDBK-1018/1-93 TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTSLIST OF iiLIST OF viDIESEL 2 Diesel 2 Major Components of a Diesel 3 Diesel Engine Support 12 Exhaust 16 Operational 20 Fundamentals OF THE Diesel 21 The Basic Diesel 21 The Four-Stoke 22 The Two-Stroke 28 Diesel Engine SPEED, FUEL CONTROLS,AND 30 Engine 30 Fuel 34 Operation of a 34 Starting 38 Engine 40 Rev. 0ME-01 Page iLIST OF FIGURESDOE-HDBK-1018/1-93 Diesel Engine FundamentalsLIST OF FIGURESF igure 1 Example of a Large Skid-Mounted, Diesel -Driven 2 Figure 2 Cutaway of a Four-Stroke Supercharged Diesel Engine .. 4 Figure 3 Cross Section of a V-type Four Stroke Diesel 5 Figure 4 The Cylinder 6 Figure 5 Diesel Engine Wet Cylinder 7 Figure 6 Piston and Piston 7 Figure 7 Diesel Engine Crankshaft and 9 Figure 8 Diesel Engine 10 Figure 9 Diesel Engine Camshaft and Drive 10 Figure 10 Diesel Engine Valve 11 Figure 11 Diesel Engine Cooling 12 Figure 12 Diesel Engine Internal Lubrication 13 Figure 13 Diesel Engine Fuel 14 Figure 14
speed is controlled. In any engine, speed (or power) is a direct function of the amount of fuel burned in the cylinders. Gasoline engines are self-speed-limiting, due to the method the engine uses to control the amount of air entering the engine. Engine speed is indirectly controlled by the butterfly valve in the carburetor.
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