(c) Describe, using fewer than 50 words each what is meant by the following terms describing diesel engine combustion; i Delay Period. ii Uncontrolled burning. iii Controlled burning. iv Cut off ratio.

(c) Describe, using fewer than 50 words each what is meant by the following terms describing diesel engine combustion; i Delay Period. ii Uncontrolled burning. iii Controlled burning. iv Cut off ratio.

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following terms describing diesel engine combustion3B
i Delay Period.
ii Uncontrolled burning.
iii Controlled burning.
iv Cut off ratio.

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