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A New Lift-Controlled Piezo Injector for the Next Generation of Common Rail Diesel Injection Systems for Passenger Cars
Technical Paper
2001-24-0015
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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Abstract
Multiple injection is potentially capable of reducing emissions of common-rail diesel engines at part load. The slope of the needle lift of today’s hydraulically operated common-rail injectors is very weak. For that reason, the fuel flow is throttled in that phase and the mixture formation suffers. The presented injector, which is directly actuated by a piezo, shows the same very steep needle lift as a unit injector. This results in a better mixture formation. A needle lift control allows to open orifices at different levels and to adjust homogenisation.
The hardware in the loop simulation shows the exact needle lift control and its influence on the mixture formation.
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Authors
- Hans Zellbeck - Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Motor Vehicles, Dresden University of Technology
- Hans-Christian Reuss - Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Motor Vehicles, Dresden University of Technology
- Alexander Kämmer - Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Motor Vehicles, Dresden University of Technology
- Tilo Schulze - Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Motor Vehicles, Dresden University of Technology
- Mayk Stelter - Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Motor Vehicles, Dresden University of Technology
Citation
Zellbeck, H., Reuss, H., Kämmer, A., Schulze, T. et al., "A New Lift-Controlled Piezo Injector for the Next Generation of Common Rail Diesel Injection Systems for Passenger Cars," SAE Technical Paper 2001-24-0015, 2001, https://doi.org/10.4271/2001-24-0015.Also In
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