What Are the Effects of Forgetting to Turn Off the Car Engine?

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Turning off the engine is also known as stalling. When the reactor is operating at a significant reaction rate, if the temperature of the feed inlet is reduced to the lower limit of the multi-state region, the reaction rate will suddenly drop significantly, and the reaction will basically stop. This phenomenon is called stalling. The corresponding inlet temperature is called the stalling point. Generally, it refers to the car engine stalling. The effects of forgetting to turn off the car engine include: 1. Affecting the engine and increasing carbon deposits in the engine. If the vehicle remains parked for a long time without turning off the engine, the engine will operate at low speeds for extended periods, increasing carbon deposits on the piston valves. 2. Weakening the intake vortex, leading to poor fuel atomization and incomplete combustion. 3. Increasing the fuel consumption of the engine. 4. Deteriorating the lubrication of moving parts and increasing mechanical wear.