With increase in ___________________ Knocking tendency in a spark ignition petrol engine decreases?

Correct answer: D. Engine speed

  • A. Supercharging
  • B. Wall temperature
  • C. Compression ratio
  • D. Engine speed

Explanation

Increasing engine speed reduces the time available for the unburned end-gas to undergo auto-ignition reactions, so knocking tendency generally decreases. Higher compression ratio and supercharging normally increase knocking tendency.

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