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Technology for High Pressure Fuel Injection Control of Vehicle Diesel Engines

Lin Yang

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The foreign trend and current situation of the high pressure fuel injection technologies for vehicle diesel engines are analyzed. The principle, the structure and the functions of the high pressure supply pump, the common rail and the high pressure sensor etc. are detailed out. And the control strategy for the pressure control is proposed.

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The foreign trend and current situation of the high pressure fuel injection technologies for vehicle diesel engines are analyzed. The principle, the structure and the functions of the high pressure supply pump, the common rail and the high pressure sensor etc. are detailed out. And the control strategy for the pressure control is proposed.

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The foreign trend and current situation of the high pressure fuel injection technologies for vehicle diesel engines are analyzed. The principle, the structure and the functions of the high pressure supply pump, the common rail and the high pressure sensor etc. are detailed out. And the control strategy for the pressure control is proposed.

Key concepts: Common rail, Automotive engineering, Diesel fuel, Fuel injection, High pressure, Vapor lock, Diesel engine, Engineering

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