preignition (Meaning)
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preignition (n.)
Ignition in an internal-combustion engine while the inlet valve is open or before compression is completed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of preignition
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preignition Sentence Examples
- Preignition occurred in the engine, causing a premature explosion during the compression stroke.
- The spark plug ignited prematurely, leading to engine preignition and a knocking sound.
- High cylinder pressures and excessive temperatures can induce preignition in diesel engines.
- Carbon deposits and overadvanced ignition timing can contribute to preignition issues.
- Knocking, rattling, and a loss of power are common symptoms of engine preignition.
- Fuel with a high octane rating helps prevent preignition by resisting detonation.
- Engine design and cooling systems can be optimized to mitigate preignition.
- Additives in fuel can be used to suppress preignition and reduce engine damage.
- Preignition can lead to catastrophic engine failure if not addressed promptly.
- Regular engine maintenance and inspection can help detect and prevent preignition before it causes significant problems.
FAQs About the word preignition
Ignition in an internal-combustion engine while the inlet valve is open or before compression is completed.
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Preignition occurred in the engine, causing a premature explosion during the compression stroke.
The spark plug ignited prematurely, leading to engine preignition and a knocking sound.
High cylinder pressures and excessive temperatures can induce preignition in diesel engines.
Carbon deposits and overadvanced ignition timing can contribute to preignition issues.
