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Describe the intake process of a naturally aspirated diesel engine by means of: a. Show the...

Describe the intake process of a naturally aspirated diesel engine by means of: a. Show the intake (suction) process by drawing the valve timing diagram with respect to TDC and BDC. b. What is the importance of intake valve opening crank angle bTDC c. What is the importance of intake valve closing crank angle aBDC

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