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Utilization of Dual Fuel Injection System for Diesel Engine—IDIS (Part II)
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This paper is the part II of the report of IDIS (Isuzu Dual Fuel Injection System)
IDIS was applied to 5.8 liter L-6 DI diesel engine. The outlines of improved and simplified system, rate of alcohol blend, exhaust emission and performance of the engine were shown in the case of methanol blend as well as ethanol blend.
For preventing the torque deviation just after start and end of alcohol blend caused by difference of calorific values between alcohol and diesel fuel, improved system with additional check valve was developed.
It was confirmed that replacement of about 30% of diesel fuel by alcohol was possible without any fundamental problems. Basically no modification of the engine was required except the adoptions of new fuel tank and fuel line with low pressure pump for alcohol, some check valves and magnetic valves, a microswitch on the fuel lever and the new delivery valves with increased retraction volume.
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Kishishita, K., Takatsuki, T., Sato, K., and Imai, T., "Utilization of Dual Fuel Injection System for Diesel Engine—IDIS (Part II)," SAE Technical Paper 841080, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/841080.Also In
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