6D16 Diesel Used Engine Assembly For Excavator HD1430 - 3 SK330 -
6E
Specification
| Car name: Complete Engine |
| Model Number: 6D16 |
| Cylinder stroke: 115 |
| Application: Excavator |
| Cylinder diameter: 118 |
| valve: 12 valve |
| Cooling: Water cooling |
| Injection: Direction |
Description
Power stroke:
At the end of the compression stroke when the piston is at the top
end of the cylinder a metered quantity of diesel is injected into
the cylinder by the fuel injector. The heat of compressed air
ignites the diesel fuel and generates high pressure which pushes
down the piston.
Types of Engine
Basically the engines are of two types, and these are external
combustion engines and internal combustion engines.
Different Types of Engine
(i). External combustion engine: In external combustion engine, the
combustion of fuel takes place outside the engine. Example: steam
engine.
(ii). Internal combustion engine: In internal combustion engine,
the combustion of fuel takes place inside the engine. Two stroke
and four stroke petrol and diesel engine are the examples of
internal combustion engine.
There are different types of internal combustion (I.C.) engine and
there classification depends upon various basis.
The I.C. engines are classified on the following basis:
1. Types of Design
Different Types of Engine
(i). Reciprocating engine: In reciprocating engine, there is a
piston and cylinder, the piston does reciprocating (to and Fro)
motion within the cylinder. Due to the reciprocating motion of the
piston, it is called reciprocating engine. 2 stroke and four stroke
engines are the common examples of reciprocating engine.
(ii). Rotary engine: In rotary engine, the rotor does rotary motion
to produce power. There is no reciprocating motion. A rotor is
present in the chamber which does rotary motion inside a chamber.
Wankel rotary engine , turbine engines are the rotary types of
engine.
2. Types of Fuel Used
On the basis of types of fuel used, the engine is classified as
petrol engine, diesel engine and gas engine.
(i). Petrol engine: The engine which uses petrol for its working is
called petrol engine.
(ii). Diesel engine: The engine which uses diesel for its working
is called diesel engine.
(iii). Gas engine: An engine using gas fuel for the working is
called gas engine.
