Reasons For Gasoline Engine Detonation

Gasoline engines can cause detonation. To analyze the phenomenon of detonation, it is necessary to understand the causes and solve the problem based on the root cause.
The combustible mixture of gasoline engines is initially ignited by high pressure. Then, the burning flame propagates outward with the spark plug as the center, igniting all the mixture in the combustion chamber. This combustion process is normal combustion. If the remaining mixture ignites without being ignited before the flame arrives, this combustion is called detonation.
Detonation is not allowed to occur during normal engine operation. It will lead to increased wear of various components of the engine cylinder block, shortened service life, and even rapid destruction. It will also cause a decrease in engine power and an increase in fuel consumption.