How does Common Rail Diesel Turbo Injection work?
1. The fuel pump draws fuel from the fuel tank and pressurizes it. The fuel is then sent to the common fuel rail.
2. The fuel injectors receive fuel from the common fuel rail.
3. The injectors inject fuel directly into the cylinders of the engine.
Benefits
Improved fuel economy: Common rail diesel injection systems can improve fuel economy by up to 20%. This is because the system can deliver fuel more precisely to the engine, which results in more complete combustion.
Reduced emissions: Common rail diesel injection systems can also reduce emissions by up to 30%. This is because the system can better control the timing and amount of fuel that is injected into the engine, which results in less unburned fuel.
Increased power and torque: Common rail diesel injection systems can also increase power and torque by up to 10%. This is because the system can deliver fuel more precisely to the engine, which results in more efficient combustion.
Common Rail Diesel Turbo Injection systems are used in a variety of diesel engines, including:
- Passenger cars
- Trucks
- Buses
- Off-road equipment
