Diesel Engine Combustion - MIT
(0.13 ms after ignition) (0.93 ms after ignition) (1.87 ms after ignition) End of injection (2.67 ms after ignition) 5.33 ms after ignition FEATURES OF DIESEL COMBUSTION • Ignition delay – Auto-ignition in different parts of combustion chamber • After ignition, fuel sprays into hot burned gas – Then, evaporation process is fast
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