How does diesel ignite in a diesel engine?
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Diesel engines ignite their fuel through compression. Temperature of gas molecules rise when the volume decreases because of the ideal gas law (unless the gas is cooled at the same time).
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Diesel engines ignite their fuel through compression. Temperature of gas molecules rise when the volume decreases because of the ideal gas law (unless the gas is cooled at the same time). Diesel engines rely on this. A piston compresses the air in the cylinder (see figure 1), making it extremely hot .
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