Is a diesel engine oil pressure of 6 bars normal?
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Diesel engine oil pressure of six bars is considered high. Below is an introduction to diesel generator-related content: 1. Diesel Engine: A diesel engine is an engine that burns diesel fuel to release energy. Compared to gasoline engines, the biggest advantages of diesel engines are their high torque and good fuel efficiency. Diesel engines and gasoline engines share many similarities in their working processes. 2. Working Process: During operation, the engine goes through four strokes: intake, compression, power, and exhaust. However, diesel engines use diesel fuel, which has higher viscosity compared to gasoline and is less prone to evaporation. Diesel also has a lower auto-ignition temperature than gasoline. 3. Compression Ignition: The formation of the combustible mixture and the ignition method in diesel engines are fundamentally different from those in gasoline engines. Notably, the mixture in diesel engine cylinders is ignited by compression rather than by a spark. During operation, only air enters the cylinders of a diesel engine.