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Diesel-Engine Intelligent Control in Railway Traction

Dan Bonta, Vasile Tulbure, Clement Feştilă

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The European laws are more and more restrictive regarding the environment pollution: exhaust gases, noise, etc. The authors present some modern solutions for improvement of the Diesel engine operation in railway traction. Using dedicated electronic systems for injection control and monitoring, the main advantages - economical, technical and environmental - are presented. The new control strategy is based on the general linearized model of the Diesel engine

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Key concepts: Automotive engineering, Diesel engine, Traction (geology), Diesel fuel, Traction control system, Engineering, Control (management), Computer science