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svp [43]
1 year ago
12

Which of the following is correct concerning the uncontrolled burn phase?

Physics
1 answer:
beks73 [17]1 year ago
7 0

The option that is the correct one concerning the uncontrolled burn phase is:

  • The uncontrolled burn phase is characterized by uncontrolled combustion in a cylinder until fuel accumulated during ignition delay is burned.

<h3>What is uncontrolled combustion?</h3>

Uncontrolled Combustion is known to be the the time and place in which a kind of an ignition will stop and it is said to be never  fixed by anything in regards to the compression ignition engine as seen in SI engines.

Note that the four Stages of combustion  are:

1.     Pre-flame combustion

2.     Uncontrolled combustion

3.     Controlled combustion and

4.     After burning

Hence, The uncontrolled burn phase is characterized by uncontrolled combustion in a cylinder until fuel accumulated during ignition delay is burned as all the fuel need to burn out.

Learn more about burn phase from

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