dízelmeghajtású

dízelmeghajtású refers to a system or vehicle that is powered by a diesel engine. Diesel engines operate on the principle of compression ignition, where the fuel is ignited by the heat generated from compressing air within the cylinder, rather than by a spark plug as in gasoline engines. This method of combustion allows diesel engines to be very fuel-efficient and produce high torque, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications.

Vehicles with dízelmeghajtású systems include a wide range of automobiles, from passenger cars and SUVs to trucks, buses, and construction equipment. The inherent durability and torque output of diesel engines make them a popular choice for applications requiring sustained power and towing capacity. Diesel engines are also commonly found in generators, marine vessels, and agricultural machinery.

The fuel used is diesel, a petroleum-derived product. Diesel engines typically have higher compression ratios compared to gasoline engines, contributing to their efficiency. While historically associated with higher emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen oxides, modern diesel engines incorporate advanced emission control technologies such as diesel particulate filters (DPF) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems to meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations. The term dízelmeghajtású emphasizes the specific type of engine and fuel source that powers the machinery or vehicle.