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Common Rail Diesel vs Conventional Engine

September 1st, 2009 benna Leave a comment Go to comments

The difference between modern diesel engines, common rail is the way to the conventional fuel supply. In particular components that reside between the injection pump and injector. There are two main components here, the injection pump or mechanical pump commoner called Bosch and injector.

How common rail will use with the same concept of life. In this case, all the solar injector supply directly to the engine, vessel or rail using the same. Is the same as that used in the fuel injection system? While conventional diesel engines, the supply of solar injector get their own directly from the injection pump.

Pressure in the fuel rail is very high. Now, the common rail is next to the generation-3, the pressure reach 1800 bar. If converted to PSI which is still used now is 26,100 PSI. Compare with the tire pressure of 30 PSI. Gas tube or 25 bar and 200 bar CNG. With pressure as is, fogging will be generated. result of the Burning is the machine work becomes more and more efficient

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