Diiselmootorit
Diiselmootorit, or diesel engines, are internal combustion engines that use compression ignition to burn fuel. In a typical cycle, air is drawn into the cylinder and compressed to a high temperature. Fuel is then injected directly into the hot air, where it ignites without a separate spark. Diesel engines generally operate at higher compression ratios and are designed for high thermal efficiency and strong torque at low to moderate speeds.
Most diesel engines are four-stroke, though two-stroke designs exist in some marine and stationary applications. They
Diesel engines are known for fuel efficiency and durability, delivering high torque, which makes them well
Emissions from diesel engines include nitrogen oxides and particulate matter. Aftertreatment options such as diesel particulate
The diesel engine was developed in the late 19th century after Rudolf Diesel's work and became widely