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End-to-End Fuel Supply System Design Method According to the Requirements Posed to a Diesel Engine

Authors: Grekhov L.V., Denisov A.A., Starkov E.E., Barchenko F.B., Kuleshov A.S., Malastovskiy N.S. Published: 14.06.2018
Published in issue: #3(120)/2018  

DOI: 10.18698/0236-3941-2018-3-103-110

 
Category: Power Engineering | Chapter: Heat Engines  
Keywords: low-emission diesel engine, common rail, fuel injection characteristic shaping

We present an end-to-end fuel supply system design method developed in BMSTU in accordance with requirements posed to a diesel engine, environmental requirements in particular. We developed our method using modern software packages that enable this work to be done with significant resource savings. The objects of our research were marine and locomotive diesel engines developed in Russia. Our investigation resulted in fully designed and patented common rail systems characterised by high efficiency, which implement a low-emission and energy-efficient diesel engine work cycle by means of fuel injection characteristic shaping

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