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VT-Diesel Engine Fundamentals (Part1) V2 (Copy)

This training provides foundations for diesel engines for new and experienced participants. It covers the basics of diesel engine architecture, including who invented the diesel engine, the four-stroke cycle, engine components, and the differences between diesel and gasoline engines. It also addresses the main systems of a diesel engine such as air/exhaust, cooling, and lubrication.

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VT-Diesel Engine Fundamentals (Part1) V2 (Copy)

This training provides foundations for diesel engines for new and experienced participants. It covers the basics of diesel engine architecture, including who invented the diesel engine, the four-stroke cycle, engine components, and the differences between diesel and gasoline engines. It also addresses the main systems of a diesel engine such as air/exhaust, cooling, and lubrication.

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VT- Diesel Engine Fundamentals (Part1)

V2 (Copy)
This training provides the foundations for the Diesel Engines for new comers or a refresher course for
the more experienced participants.

* Required

1. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - Who has invented the diesel engine? *


(2 Points)

Rudolf DIESEL

Henry FORD

Karl BENZ

Adam OPEL

2. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - What did Rudolf DIESEL call his new engine? *
(2 Points)

Combustion power engine

Rotary engine

Non-gasoline engine

Hydro engine

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3. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The diesel engines are also known as : *
(2 Points)

Spark Ignition (S.I.) engines

Compression Ignition (C.I.) engines

Steam engines

None of these

4. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In a 4-stroke engine , for each crankshaft revolution, the
camshaft revolves... *
(2 Points)

One half turn

One turn

Two turns

Four turns

5. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In 4 stroke engine one cycle completes in one revolution of
crankshaft *
(2 Points)

True

False

6. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The diesel engine works on *


(2 Points)

OTTO Cycle

CARNOT Cycle

DIESEL Cycle

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7. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - What are the main elements of combustion in diesel
engine? *
(2 Points)

Fuel

Heat

Oxygen

All of the above

8. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - A diesel engine converts chemical energy to mechanical


energy? *
(2 Points)

True

False

9. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In a 4-Stroke cycle engine, the sequence of operations is *


(2 Points)

Suction, compression, power and exhaust

Suction , power, compression and exhaust

power, compression, suction and exhaust

Compression, power, suction and exhaust

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10. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The size of engine cylinder is referred in terms of its *
(2 Points)

Diameter and bore

Displacement and efficiency

Bore and stroke

Bore and lengh

11. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In given below statements which is correct regarding
compression ratio *
(2 Points)

Naturally aspirated engines have less compression ratio thant turbocharged engines

Turbocharged engines have more compression ratio than natural aspirated engines

Both A & B are correct

Turbocharged engines have less compression ratio than naturally aspirated engines

12. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The connecting rod connects the piston and the *
(2 Points)

Cylinder head

Cylinder block

Camshaft

Crankshaft

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13. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The stroke of an engine is the *
(2 Points)

Volume of the cylinder

Lengh of the connecting rod

internal diameter of the cylinder

Distance between TDC and BDC

14. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - in diesel engines, during suction stroke, .......... is drawn in the
cylinder *
(2 Points)

Air and Fuel

Only Fuel

Only AIR

None of these

15. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS, the majority of the diesel engines used at KOHLER are Direct
Injection type - except FOCS engine models? *
(2 Points)

False

True

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16. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - The skelton of the engine, to which the other engine parts
are attached or assembled is the *
(2 Points)

Cylinder head

Crankshaft

Cylinder block

Oil pan

17. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In a 4 cylinder inline engine, the number of firing strokes in
one revolution of the crank is *
(2 Points)

18. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - the working cycle in case of 4 stroke engine is completed in
....... number of revolutions of crankshaft *
(2 Points)

1/2

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19. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - number or working strokes per min for a four stroke cycle
engine are ... the engine speed in RPM *
(2 Points)

Equal to

One-half

Twice

Four-times

20. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - What is the full form of BMEP? *


(2 Points)

Brake Mean Effective Pressure

Break Mean Effective Pressure

Brake Mean Efficiency Pressure

Brake Main Effective Pressure

21. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - In 2 Stroke cycle engine, camshaft and crankshaft rotate in
the ration of ... *
(2 Points)

1:2 ratio

1:3 ratio

1:1 ratio

2:1 ration

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22. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - Volumetric efficiency in turbocharged engine is less than
naturally aspirated engine *
(2 Points)

True

False

23. ARCHITECTURE & BASICS - Most common used firing order of 6 cylinders engine *
(2 Points)

1-2-3-4-5-6

1-2-3-5-4-6

1-5-3-6-2-4

6-5-4-3-2-1

24. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - the main function of intake manifold is that it *


(2 Points)

Promotes the mixture of air and fuel

Reduces intake noise

Cools the intake air to a suitable temperature

Distributes intake air equally to the cylinders

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25. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - In a turbocharged diesel engine, what drives the turbocharger?
*
(2 Points)

Battery

Fan belt

Exhaust gases

glow plugs

26. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - During the four-stroke cycle of a diesel engine, the inlet and
outlet valve will be _______ on the combustion stroke. *
(2 Points)

Opened

Closed

Inlet Open, Outlet closed

Inlet closed , outlet open

27. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - For a diesel engine to run perfectly, what are two essential
requirements? *
(2 Points)

Air and Fuel

Battery and Fuel

Glow plug and Fuel

Air and Water

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28. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - What is the full form of EGR? *
(2 Points)

Exhaust Gas Recirculation

Emission Gas Regulation

Exhaust Gas Regulation

None of the above

29. AIR/EXHAUST SYSTEM - The purpose of Wastegate used in Turbocharger is to control


excessive boost pressure and to control the speed of turbocharger? *
(2 Points)

True

False

30. COOLING SYSTEM - The component in the radiator of an engine that increases the
boiling point of water is *
(2 Points)

Drain plug

Water jacket

Vaccum valve

Pressure cap

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31. COOLING SYSTEM - The commonly used antifreeze solution in diesel engine is *
(2 Points)

carbon disulphide

Ethylene Glycol

Ammonium chloride

Freon-12

32. COOLING SYSTEM - Which of the following statements is true about coolant? *
(2 Points)

Coolant and antifreeze are the same thing

Only ethylene glycol based coolant requires specific disposal requirements

The ideal product is a pre-mixted coolant otherwise the ideal mixture for most climates is
50/50

The coolant can only be tested by specific gravity

33. COOLING SYSTEM - What is the purpose of a thermostat? *


(2 Points)

Prevent the coolant from boiling

Allow the engine to warm up quicky

Indicate the collant temperature

Pressurise the system to raise the boiling point

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34. COOLING SYSTEM - The function of a radiator fan in the cooling system is that *
(2 Points)

It blows air through the radiator when necessary

It is turned by wind force as the vehicle moves forward, and its rotation drives the water pump

It cools the engine by blowing air onto the cylinder block

It draws heat out of the engine compartment

35. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - The forced fed lubrication system means that the oil is
delivered to the engine by *
(2 Points)

Gravity

The pressure created by the oil pump

Splashing action of the crankshaft

None of these

36. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - The engine oil viscosity is defined by ___________ ratings. *
(2 Points)

Automatic transmission fluid (ATF)

Society of automotive engineers (SAE)

Gross vehicle weight (GVW)

American petroleum institute (API)

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37. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - Which of the following oil is more viscous? *
(2 Points)

SAE 30

SAE 40

SAE 70

SAE 80

38. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - Which of the following indicates multigrade oil? *


(2 Points)

SAE 30

API SF

SAE 20 W50

API 50

39. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - An oil filter by-pass valve opens when the... *
(2 Points)

Engine is cold

Engine overheats

Oil filter becomes clogged

Engine runs at high speed

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40. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - What are the functions of the lubrication system (select all
possible answers) *
(2 Points)

Cooling

Lubricating

Cleaning

Increasing engine efficiency

41. What does CCV mean? *


(2 Points)

Close camshaft ventilation

Close crankcase ventilation

Clean crankcase ventilation

Clean closed ventilation

42. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - The oil pump is driven by *


(2 Points)

Camshaft

Alternator shaft

Crankshaft via drive belt

Crankshaft directly

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43. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - What are the most common contaminants? *
(2 Points)

Coolant and water

Fuel and coolant

Dirt and water

44. LUBRICATION SYSTEM - When performing an oil and oil filter change, why is it
necessary to run the engine for a few minutes afterward? *
(2 Points)

To keep the battery charged

To keep the engine heat up

To check for possible leaks

None of the above

45. FUEL SYSTEM - The functions of the fuel system is (are) ... ( select all the answers) *
(2 Points)

To control the quantity of fuel to each cylinder

To ensure that the fuel is delivered at correct time

To deliver the fuel in correct condition

To govern the engine speed

All the answers are corrects

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46. FUEL SYSTEM - put the main components of the fuel system in the correct order (
injectors, Fuel pump, fuel feed pump, fuel tank, water separator filter, fuel return line,
suction line) *
(2 Points)

water separator filter, fuel feed pump, fuel filter(s), fuel pump, injectors, return line, Fuel tank,
suction line,

fuel filter(s), fuel pump, injectors, return line, Fuel tank, suction line, water separator filter, fuel
feed pump

return line, Fuel tank, suction line, water separator filter, fuel filter(s), fuel pump, injectors,fuel
feed pump

fuel tank, suction line, water separator filter, fuel feed pump, fuel filter(s), fuel pump, injectors,
return line

47. FUEL SYSTEMS - The ECU (Engine Control unit) allows (multiple answers) *
(2 Points)

To start the engine

To stop the engine in the event of engine failures

To manage the engine with all the engine sensors connected to it

To provide information to the APM controllers via CAN BUS J1939

to provide more inputs/outputs to the APM controllers

48. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS - Temperature sensors with negative temperature coefficient


(NTC) means *
(2 Points)

The resistance decreases when the temperature increases

The resistance increases when the temperature increases

The resistance decreases when the temperature decreases

The resistance increases when the temperature decreases

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49. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - How many pins has an oil pressure sensor ? *
(2 Points)

50. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - Which engines from the list do NOT have an ECU? *
(2 Points)

KD27V12 - KOHLER

S12R - MITSUBISHI

TAD1344 - VOLVO

12M26 - BAUDOUIN

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