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The CAV DP15 Fuel Injection Pump
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Abstract
A new distributor type fuel injection pump for diesel engines up to 40 BHP/cylinder has been developed providing performance flexibility to achieve minimum gaseous emissions, and fuelling accuracy over a wide range of fuel temperatures and viscosities. The new metering system in the pump can consistently reproduce a desired maximum fuelling curve and is shown to be insensitive to injection nozzle variations. Excess fuel for starting and external maximum fuel adjustment are also provided.
The paper describes the design and special features of the pump, and gives results of tests on rigs, engines and vehicles to demonstrate its performance.
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Mowbray, D. and Drori, M., "The CAV DP15 Fuel Injection Pump," SAE Technical Paper 780163, 1978, https://doi.org/10.4271/780163.Also In
References
- Khan I.M. Greeves G. Wang C.H.T. “Factors Affecting Smoke and Gaseous Emissions from Direct Injection Engines and a method of Calculation” SAE Paper No. 730169
- Glikin P.E. “Torsional oscillations in distributor fuel injection pump drives” Paper 8 in symposium on Mechanical design of diesel engines at Institution of Mechanical Engineers London March 1967