Of course! Here’s a clear and simple explanation:
CRDI System (Common Rail Direct Injection):
It is a modern fuel injection system used mainly in diesel engines.
In CRDI, fuel is supplied to the engine’s injectors from a common high-pressure rail (pipe).
Each injector is electronically controlled to deliver precise amounts of fuel directly into the combustion chamber.
In short:
➔ Common rail = a shared fuel pipe under high pressure
➔ Direct injection = fuel sprayed directly into the combustion chamber
➔ Electronic control = very precise timing and quantity of fuel injected
Salient Features of CRDI System:
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High Injection Pressure:
➔ Fuel is injected at very high pressure (up to 2000+ bar) for better atomization and complete combustion. -
Precise Control:
➔ Electronic control unit (ECU) adjusts the injection timing and quantity very accurately for different engine conditions. -
Multiple Injections per Cycle:
➔ Instead of a single big shot of fuel, CRDI can inject small amounts multiple times (pilot, main, and post-injections) in one cycle for smoother combustion. -
Improved Fuel Efficiency:
➔ Better combustion = less fuel consumption. -
Lower Emissions:
➔ Reduces harmful gases like NOx, CO, and unburned hydrocarbons. -
Better Engine Performance:
➔ More power, quicker response, and smoother running. -
Less Noise (Lower Engine Knock):
➔ Controlled fuel injection makes the engine quieter compared to older diesel engines.
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