What Happens When a Diesel Engine Lacks Sufficient Power?
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Insufficient power in a diesel engine can lead to several issues under full load (or heavy load) conditions: noticeable drop in rotational speed, inability to pull rated equipment during operation, reduced driving speed, poor acceleration performance, black smoke from the exhaust pipe, knocking sounds, and excessively high temperatures. Whether a diesel engine can deliver its designed power primarily depends on the quality of fuel combustion within the cylinders. A diesel engine is an internal combustion engine that obtains energy by burning diesel fuel. It was invented by German engineer Rudolf Diesel, and in honor of this inventor, diesel fuel is named after his surname "Diesel". Diesel engines are also commonly referred to as Diesel engines.