Characteristics of Diesel Engines

A diesel engine is an internal combustion engine that uses compressed air to self ignite diesel fuel to generate power. Diesel engines have many characteristics, including high thermal efficiency, high power, energy conservation and environmental protection, and long service life. Compared to gasoline engines, diesel engines have higher combustion efficiency and can provide greater power output. In addition, diesel engines are more durable and more suitable for long-distance transportation and heavy machinery. Although diesel engines have relatively high levels of noise and vibration, they have significant advantages in fuel economy and torque output. Overall, the characteristics of diesel engines make them an ideal choice for many application fields, especially in situations where high power and economy are required, diesel engines have outstanding performance.