What are the two main categories of diesel engine combustion chambers?
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Diesel engine combustion chambers are mainly divided into two categories: direct injection combustion chambers and divided combustion chambers. The following is a related introduction to direct injection combustion chambers and divided combustion chambers: 1. Direct injection combustion chamber: The direct injection combustion chamber is formed by the bottom surface of the cylinder head and the pit on the top of the piston (accounting for most of the combustion chamber volume). Fuel is directly injected into it and mixed with air for combustion. 2. Divided combustion chamber: The divided combustion chamber belongs to the space atomization mixing method. Fuel is first pre-combusted in the auxiliary combustion chamber and then sprayed into the main combustion chamber through a channel for further combustion. Divided combustion chambers can be further divided into swirl chamber combustion chambers and pre-combustion chamber combustion chambers.