In order to perform its functions, the injection system is schematically made up of a fuel reservoir, a filter element, a pump for delivering a certain flow of fuel at a sufficient pressure, a metering element and an injection orifice for atomizing the fuel under the effect of pressurized flow (figure ).
Three factors drive the development of fuel injection systems: power, consumption and pollution.
The quantity of fuel, and therefore the power delivered by the engine, is determined by the injector flow rate, the injection time and the vaporization efficiency, which in turn depends on the size and speed of the drops created by the injector.
You do not have access to this resource.
Exclusive to subscribers. 97% yet to be discovered!
This offer includes interactive articles. Their quizzes highlight the key information to remember and validate their acquisition: from reader to player, you can enrich your knowledge.
You can easily identify them thanks to this pictogram: