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Fire in the diesel engine is produces by which of the following?.
Answer: D
Ignition in a diesel engine is produced by compression.
Air alone is compressed to about a twentieth of its volume, which raises its temperature above 500 °C. Fuel injected into that hot air ignites of itself, so a diesel needs no spark plug - hence the name compression-ignition engine.
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