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pre-ignition

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pre-ignition [ˌpriːɪgˈnɪʃən]
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) ignition of all or part of the explosive charge in an internal-combustion engine before the exact instant necessary for correct operation
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pre-ignition


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In the initial studies two parameters were set before the HFP plasma was ignited at the desired power: the pre-ignition pressure ([P.
To qualify for API-TC rating, 2-cycle oils must pass engine tests for Lubricity, Pre-ignition, Reduced Piston Varnish Build-up and Second Ring Sticking.
Although some engine manufacturers have tried to compensate for these disadvantages with 4 and even 5 poppet valves per cylinder, they still were unable to incorporate higher compression ratios with this design because the exhaust poppet valves became red hot, resulting in pre-ignition and the generation of large amounts of harmful emissions.
 
 
 
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