As an internal combustion engine accelerates to higher operating speeds (RPM), what adjustment must the ignition system make to spark timing to ensure maximum combustion pressure develops at the optimal point in the power stroke?
- AIncrease electrical output from the alternator to accelerate the flame front speed across the combustion chamber
- Advance the spark timing so ignition occurs earlier before top dead center (TDC)Cevap
- CRetard the spark timing so ignition occurs during the exhaust stroke to burn residual gases
- DEnrich the air-fuel mixture so combustion occurs instantaneously without modifying spark timing
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Advance the spark timing so ignition occurs earlier before top dead center (TDC)
Because the air-fuel mixture requires a finite and relatively constant duration to burn completely, firing the spark earlier before top dead center (advancing timing) at higher engine speeds ensures that peak cylinder pressure is reached just as the piston begins descending on the power stroke.
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Ignition timing advance compensates for increased piston speed at higher RPM by triggering the spark earlier before top dead center.
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