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a exhaust valve a piston skirt a piston crown an air suction valve
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later and closing earlier later and closing later earlier and closing earlier earlier and closing later
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cylinder exhaust valve air starting valve air inlet valve cylinder relief valve
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the inlet valve is open the exhaust valve is open both valves are close both valves are open
the inlet valve is open the exhaust valve is open both valves are closed both valves are open
overloading the engine low exhaust valve lift excessive cylinder cooling insufficient mechanical clearance
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increase back pressure during the exhaust process facilitate periodic replacement of the valves reduce the pumping loss associated with scavenging reduce tension on valve springs