Practice question
In a compression ignition (Diesel) engine, what is the primary cause of 'Diesel Knock'?
- Long ignition delay period leading to accumulation of unburnt fuel before combustion starts
- Pre-ignition of fuel due to a spark plug that is too hot
- Using a fuel with a cetane number that is too high
- Premature fuel injection occurring before the intake valve closes
Answer: A — Long ignition delay period leading to accumulation of unburnt fuel before combustion starts
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