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Diesel generator pump

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[[Image:dieselGenerator.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Diesel engine and centrifugal pump. Drawing: WHO.]]
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Diesel generators are frequently used as a stationary power source. The main parts of the engine are the cylinders, pistons, valves and crankshaft. Air is compressed
by a piston inside a cylinder and diesel fuel is injected into it by a high pressure pump, which results in an explosion that moves the piston. In turn, the piston turns a crankshaft, which can be put to use, for example, by driving a pump or electricity generator. Valves in the cylinder regulate the inflow of fuel and air, and the outflow of exhaust gases.
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