Question 256Motor Plants - Assistant Engineer

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Open combustion chambers are designed to_______________.

Aeliminate carbon buildup
Bimprove piston cooling
Cprevent air charge turbulence
Dprovide proper fuel/air mixing
AI Explanation

The correct answer is D) provide proper fuel/air mixing. Open combustion chambers are designed to facilitate the efficient mixing of fuel and air within the engine cylinder. This ensures complete and thorough combustion, leading to optimal engine performance, fuel efficiency, and reduced emissions. The open design of the combustion chamber allows for unobstructed airflow and turbulence, which enhances the fuel/air mixing process. The other answer choices are incorrect because: A) eliminating carbon buildup is not the primary purpose of the combustion chamber design, B) improving piston cooling is not directly related to the combustion chamber design, and C) preventing air charge turbulence is not the main objective, as turbulence is actually desirable for better fuel/air mixing.

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