Q.86
Farm Machinery and Power Engineering- ICAR JRF/SRF 2024
MCQ (Single Correct)
The conditions conducive to cold smoke formation in a diesel engine are
- Cold Smoke (White Smoke) Formation in Diesel Engines:
- Mechanism: Cold smoke (white smoke) consists of condensed droplets of unburned or partially vaporized liquid diesel fuel exiting the exhaust when combustion temperatures are too low to sustain complete autoignition.
- Conducive Factors:
- Low intake air / cylinder temperatures: Prevents injected fuel from reaching autoignition temperature.
- Light engine loads: Generates minimal cylinder heat and low residual wall temperatures.
- Low-cetane fuels: Exhibit prolonged ignition delays, allowing fuel to accumulate without igniting promptly.
- High air-to-fuel ratios (lean mixtures): Excess cold intake air quenches combustion reaction zones.
- Conclusion: Low air temperatures, light loads, low-cetane fuels, and high air-to-fuel ratios (Option 3).
Correct option: (3) Low air temperatures, light loads, low-cetane fuels, and high air-to-fuel ratios
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