High Pressure Fuel Injection-A Rational Approach to Diesel Engine Efficiency, Emissions, and Economics 830863
A new type of diesel fuel injection uses a simple, medium-pressure, common-rail system with pressure intensifier and accumulator type unit injectors with direct electronic control to achieve high performance at low cost.
The desirable features of high injection pressures with quantity and timing controlled directly by microprocessor are attained with a simple unique system. Data are presented on performance, efficiency, emissions, and relative cost. It is concluded that electronically controlled high pressure injection offers a practical and economical solution for efficient combustion in diesel engines.
Author(s):
N. John Beck, Robert L. Barkhimer, William E. Weseloh, William P. Johnson, Michael A. Calkins, Christian G. Goohs
Affiliated:
BKM, Inc. U.S.A
Pages: 12
Event:
2nd International Pacific Conference on Automotive Engineering
Also in:
Motor Vehicle Technology--Progress and Harmony-P-139
Related Topics:
Diesel / compression ignition engines
Engine efficiency
Diesel fuels
Fuel injection
Combustion and combustion processes
Pressure
Emissions
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