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required.  At  idle  and  low  loads,  a  mixture  of  α  =  0.7  ...  0.8  is
           required.
               In  medium  load  mode  it  is  advisable  to  work  on  the
           economically impoverished mixture (α = 1,1 ... 1,15). The work of
           the engine in the mode of maximum power is possible only on the
           enriched mixture with α = 0,8 ... 0,9, at which the combustion rate
           is  greatest.  Compulsory  enrichment  of  the  mixture  is  required
           under intensive acceleration.
               The work of the system can be divided into five main modes:
           start, idling, mode of average loads, the mode of maximum loads
           and  the  regime  of  sudden  opening  of  the  throttle  (intensive
           overclocking). Maintenance of the engine in these modes is carried
           out with the help of special devices: a launcher, idling systems, the
           main dispensing system, the economizer, the accelerating pump. In
           addition to the listed devices, the engines of trucks are equipped
           with limiters for maximum engine speed.
               When studying the power system you need to get acquainted
           with the  listed devices, to deal with their work, by  fuel, air and
           combustible mixture.
               Fueling in the diesel engine takes place in two stages: first, the
           fuel-pump pump fuel through the filters to the  Top Dead Centre
           (TDC), and after the NVT provides  fuel to the  injectors - in the
           engine  cylinders.  To  the  peculiarities  of  the  working  process  of
           diesel engines, the combustion of the combustion mixture from the
           high  air  temperature  (t  =  500  ...  600  °  C)  which  is  heated  with
           compression, should  be considered  first. For this purpose, diesel
           engines have a high degree of compression. For fast and complete
           combustion of fuel it is necessary to ensure its good warming and
           mixing  with  air.  This  is  achieved  by  means  of  rather  fine  fuel
           spraying  or  by  directing  the  fuel  trick  to  the  hottest  part  of  the
           combustion  chamber,  the  use  of  special  forms  of  combustion
           chambers.
               The  ignition  delay  of  diesel  fuel  from  the  moment  of  its
           injection into a cylinder depends on the design of the engine and
           its thermal regime, as well as on the chemical stability of fuel. In
           the latter case, the quality of diesel fuel is estimated by the cetane
           number.  A  characteristic  feature  of  diesel  engines  is  that  the
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