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PORT TIMING DIAGRAM FOR TWO STROKE C.I ENGINE

 The port timing diagram for two stroke C.I Engine is exactly similar to the two stroke cycle S.I Engine  except the position of  opening and closing of  fuel valve. Fuel is injected into the cylinder 10* to 15* before TDC.

 Fuel Injection continues till 15* to 20* after TDC. The Other difference between these two is, the  charging  and scavenging period of CI. engine (90*) is greater than the S.I Engine (70*)

Since, There is no danger of  loss of fuel during scavenging of diesel engine as only air is charged.




PORT TIMING AND EVENTS DURING PORT TIMING :

IPO - IPC          Air is sucked into the crankcase through plate valve.

IPC - TPO        Air is compressed partially in the crankcase. ( Crankcase compression ). 

TPO - TPC       Partially compressed air is transferred to the engine cylinder through transfer port.

TPC - FIB        Air is compressed in the cylinder, Both the pressure and temperature of the air increase.

FIB - FIC         Fuel is Injected into the hot compressed air. Fuel mixes with hot air and burns.

FIC - EPO        The burning gases expand and move the piston to do work. 

EPO - EPC      Burnt gases escape to the atmosphere through exhaust port.


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