인젝터 구동 전류 패턴 변화가 솔레노이드 타입 커먼레일 인젝터 분사율 특성에 미치는 영향에 대한 컴퓨터시뮬레이션

Translated title of the contribution: A Computer Simulation of Injection Rate Characteristics of Solenoid Type Common Rail Injector According to Injector Driving Current Patterns

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Abstract

The effect of injector driving current pattern on fuel injection rate of solenoid diesel common rail injector was studied by computer simulation. The time resolved fuel injection rate and injected quantity per stroke of a common rail injector driven with the five current patterns were computer simulated. The fuel injection rate and injected quantity per stroke according to the rail pressure and fuel injection period were also computer simulated. When the common rail injector was driven with the five driving current patterns of peak & hold, there was no difference in the fuel injection rate in the peak section regardless of all the current patterns of the five cases. On the other hand, the magnitude of the hold current value influenced the injection rate and injected quantity per stroke. That is, in the current pattern of three cases where the hold current value is equal to or more than a constant value of the peak current value, the fuel injection rates for the given common rail rail pressure and injection period are same one another. On the other hand, the current pattern of the two cases, in which the hold current value is smaller than a certain value, there is a large fluctuation in the fuel injection rate.
Translated title of the contributionA Computer Simulation of Injection Rate Characteristics of Solenoid Type Common Rail Injector According to Injector Driving Current Patterns
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)114-121
Number of pages8
Journal한국액체미립화 학회지
Volume24
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - Sep 2019

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