By which technique can the charge stratification be achieved?(a) Injection(b) Carburetion(c) Lean burn technology(d) Injection as well as carburationThe question was asked during an interview for a job.My query is from Nonconventional Engines in division Nonconventional Engines, Conventional Energy Sources & Cooling System of Automobile Engineering

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1.	By which technique can the charge stratification be achieved?(a) Injection(b) Carburetion(c) Lean burn technology(d) Injection as well as carburationThe question was asked during an interview for a job.My query is from Nonconventional Engines in division Nonconventional Engines, Conventional Energy Sources & Cooling System of Automobile Engineering
Answer» The correct answer is (d) Injection as well as CARBURATION The explanation is: The charge stratification can be ACHIEVED by injection as well as carburation. Charge stratification means PROVIDING different fuel-air mixture strengths at various PLACES in the combustion CHAMBER.

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