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What is the function of an EDC for CRDI?
The EDC or electronic diesel control system monitors and controls the rate of fuel injected into the CRDi in late model diesel engines. It makes diesel engines operate more efficiently.
Gas and diesel engines are what type of engines?
Internal combustion.
How are engines on an airplane made?
like all other engines they are made/manufactured in a factory on an assembly line or mostlikely now, by machines
When did the diesel and gasoline engines replace the steam engine?
Diesel and gasoline engines began to replace steam engines in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The widespread adoption of internal combustion engines in automobiles and trucks during the early 1900s, alongside advancements in diesel technology, contributed to the decline of steam power. By the mid-20th century, steam engines had largely been replaced in most applications, particularly in transportation. However, steam engines continued to be used in certain industries, such as power generation, for several decades thereafter.
What type of starting system in high bypass turbofan engine?
High Bypass turbofan engines use pneumatics (air) for starting the engines.
What controls an engines acceleration?
Your right foot.
What controls the opening of engines valves?
The camshaft.
What section of the brain controls the ability to move your right hand?
the left hemisphere of the cerebrum controls the ability to move your right hand
Why is volumetric efficiency measured only for 4 stroke engines and not for 2 stroke engines?
The volumetric efficiency of an engine ( It's ability to breathe ) can be found by finding it's C.I.D. the mathematical formula for Cubic inch displacement is "Bore x Bore x Stroke x .7854 x The # of cylinders".
How soon would you die of you had no lungs?
Immediately. You need lungs to breathe; without the ability to breathe, you will die.
What is ECMfuse?
it stands for electronic control module...which is your computer which controls your engines emissions
What is the ability to breath underwater called?
The ability to breathe underwater is typically referred to as gills in aquatic animals such as fish, or as artificial devices like scuba equipment for humans. Humans do not have the natural ability to breathe underwater without assistance.
What does it mean when an engine can breathe?
Engines need air to operate, they take it in and expel it while running.
What is the main control of airplane is called?
That would be the throttle which controls the fuel flow to the engines.
What should you do if your mom controls your life?
Not a whole lot you can do but tell her you need "room to breathe and grow"
Which term is the ability to breathe comfortable only when in an upright position?
Orthopnea is the term used to describe the difficulty in breathing comfortably when lying down and the ability to breathe more easily in an upright position.
What is the purpose of an inboard engines ventalation system?
To allow the engine to breathe, and help to vent fumes as well.
