In case of petrol engine, pre-ignition of the charge during compression stroke is
A.not possible
B.possible
C.possible during power stroke
D.none of the above
A.not possible
B.possible
C.possible during power stroke
D.none of the above
A.10 mm
B.around 5 mm
C.around 1 mm
D.less than 1 mm
A.knocking of a fuel at a particular pressure
B.knocking of a fuel at a particular temperature
C.knocking of a fuel in a particular engine
D.knocking of a fuel under specified conditions in a standard engine
A.100 to 170 atm
B.60 to 70 atm
C.30 to 40 atm
D.20 to 25 atm
E.10 to 15 atm
A.exactly at the end of expansion stroke
B.slightly before the end of exhaust stroke
C.slightly after the end of exhaust stroke
D.none of the above
A.Excessive fuel consumption
B.Lack of engine power
C.Smoky black exhaust
D.White exhaust
E.Uneven engine speed
A.Lack of clearance
B.Drums out of round
C.Loose wheel bearings
D.Weak retracting spring
E.Any of the above
A.10 percent deficient
B.Stoichometric
C.5 to 10 percent surplus
D.15 to 20 percent surplus
E.About 40 percent surplus
A.2 – 3 mm
B.10 – 15 mm
C.20 – 25 mm
D.30 – 35 mm
E.40 – 50 mm
A.12 V
B.24 V
C.220 V
D.440 V
E.5000 – 15000 V.