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Paper Title :
Fuel Injection Characteristics in Diesel Engines With effects of Pressure Wave

Author :Zhijun Peng, Bo Gao, Yongchen Du

Article Citation :Zhijun Peng ,Bo Gao ,Yongchen Du , (2018 ) " Fuel Injection Characteristics in Diesel Engines With effects of Pressure Wave " , International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering (IJMPE) , pp. 22-28, Volume-6,Issue-10

Abstract : In this paper, the results and discussion of experimental investigations on a HSDI light-duty are presented for evaluating and analysing effects of main adjustable parameters of the fuel injection system on all regulated emissions gases and torque performance. Main injection timing, rail pressure, pilot amount and particularly pilot timing have been examined. The results show that optimization of each of those adjustable parameters is beneficial for emission reduction and torque improvement under different operating conditions. By exploring the variation of the interval between the pilot injection and the main injection, it is found that the pressure wave in the common rail produces has a significant influence on the subsequent injection. This suggests that special attentions must be paid for adjusting pilot timing or any injection interval when multi-injection is used. With analysing the fuel amount oscillation of the subsequent injections to pilot separation, it demonstrates that the frequency of regular oscillations of the actual fuel amount or the injection pulse width with the variation of pilot separation is always same for a specified fuel injection system, regardless of engine speed, fuel amount, injection pulse, injection pressure. Keywords - Diesel Engine, Common Rail Fuel Injection, High Pressure, Pressure Wave, Multiply Injection.

Type : Research paper

Published : Volume-6,Issue-10


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