Injector needle valve lift and unloading speed with control injection
Injector needle valve lift and unloading speed with control injection
Main fuel injection (Hyundai Elantra XD)
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The energy required to operate the engine comes from sequential main fuel injection. This means that, in essence, the main fuel injection provides the engine crankshaft torque. With the Common Rail system, the injection pressure is virtually constant throughout the entire injection process.
Injector needle valve lift and unloading speed with control injection
Injector needle valve lift and unloading speed with control injection
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