Engine |
Difference Between 4 Stroke Petrol Engine and 4 Stroke Diesel Engine
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4 Stroke Diesel Engine | 4 Stroke Petrol Engine |
These engines work on the Diesel cycle | Works on the Otto cycle |
The fuel is mixed with air inside the cylinder | Air and the fuel are mixed in a carburettor |
Ignition is achieved with the help of the hot, compressed air. | Fuel is ignited with an electric spark |
High compression ratio | Relatively low compression ratio |
High power production | Relatively low amounts of power are produced in a Petrol engine |
These engines work with fuels that have low volatilities | Highly volatile fuels are used in these internal combustion engines |
Generally used in heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses | Used in light vehicles such as motorcycles and cars. |
Relatively low fuel consumption | High fuel consumption. |
High initial and maintenance costs | Comparatively low initial cost and maintenance cost |
The temperature of the compressed air auto ignites the fuel | The charge is ignited with the help of spark plug |
Low speed engine | High speed engine |
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*SOURCE: Internet and Books
*SOURCE: Internet and Books