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Turbulence in the Engine Cylinder

TURBULENCE IN THE ENGINE CYLINDER 

  • It is swirling movement of air  causes air to rotate in  the combustion chamber at the end of compression which is achieved by movement of piston.

  • For the better swirling movement scavenging port is tilted radially and in case of air inlet valve at the cylinder head is fitted with  shields or deflectors .
  •  Care must be taken while assembling air inlet valve to ensure that deflector is located at its position.
  • With the help of nozzle in the injector helps in turbulence of air fuel mixture.
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