How Often Should the Combustion Chamber Be Cleaned?
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Automobile combustion chambers are generally cleaned once every 2 years or approximately 40,000 kilometers. Definition: The combustion chamber is a device where fuel or propellant burns to generate high-temperature gas. It is a combustion apparatus made of high-temperature-resistant alloy materials. The space between the top of the piston at top dead center and the cylinder head is where the fuel burns. It is a crucial component of gas turbine engines, ramjet engines, and rocket engines. Composition: The combustion chamber consists of: a diffuser, combustion chamber casing, flame tube, fuel nozzle, and ignition device. Diffuser: The function of the diffuser is to reduce the airflow velocity from the compressor to facilitate combustion organization. Combustion Chamber Casing: The function of the combustion chamber casing is to form a secondary airflow channel. In annular and annular combustion chambers, the casing is composed of inner and outer shells and also serves as the main load-bearing component of the engine. Flame Tube: The flame tube consists of a swirler, flame tube body, and gas conduit. Fuel Nozzle: The function of the fuel nozzle is to atomize the fuel, accelerate the formation of the mixture, ensure stable combustion, and improve combustion efficiency. Ignition Device: The function of the ignition device is to provide the initial ignition torch to the combustion chamber when starting the gas turbine.
