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Factors affecting combustion in a high speed compression ignition oil engine
The success of the high speed Diesel engine depends greatly upon the combustion-process. Rotational movement of the air is probably the only successful means for uniform distribution of the liquid fuel inside the combustion chamber; thus successful and more or less complete combustion is achieved by
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