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Chapter 1: New Challenges and Opportunities for Diesel Fuel Injectors in the Context of Multi-energy Convergence
1.1 Industry trend of multi-energy convergence
Under the background of global energy transformation, multi-energy convergence has become an important development trend in the field of energy utilization. As the power source of many industrial equipment and transportation tools, diesel engine is gradually integrated into the system of multi-energy synergy. For example, the application of diesel-electric hybrid power system in the field of commercial vehicles is becoming more and more widespread, as well as the exploration of the mixed use of diesel and biomass, hydrogen and other clean energy continues to deepen. This trend puts forward brand new requirements for diesel fuel injectors, which not only need to adapt to the injection needs of diesel fuel, but also need to match the characteristics of other energy sources to realize the efficient and synergistic use of multiple energy sources.

1.2 Limitations of traditional diesel fuel injectors
Traditional diesel fuel injectors in the trend of multi-energy fusion exposed many limitations. First of all, its injection characteristics are based on pure diesel fuel design, which is difficult to adapt to the different physicochemical properties of mixed fuels, such as density, viscosity, volatility and other differences, leading to a decline in injection stability and accuracy. Secondly, when working together with other energy systems, traditional injectors lack effective communication and control interfaces, which prevents them from realizing precise cooperation with other energy components and affects the performance and efficiency of the whole power system. In addition, the traditional injector lacks adaptability when coping with the complex working conditions brought about by the diversification of energy sources, which makes it difficult to guarantee the stable operation of the engine under various working conditions.

1.3 Innovation Opportunities Brought by Multi-energy Convergence
Multi-energy integration also brings opportunities for the innovative development of diesel fuel injectors. On the one hand, new energy combinations have prompted researchers to explore new injection technologies and structures to meet the injection needs of different fuels. For example, the development of injectors for high-ratio biodiesel blends requires the optimization of injector nozzle structures to improve their anti-wear and anti-corrosion properties. On the other hand, the demand for intelligent control in the context of multi-energy fusion promotes the in-depth fusion of fuel injectors with advanced electronic control technology and sensor technology, which provides the possibility of realizing more accurate and intelligent fuel injection control.

Chapter 2: Innovative Practice and Development Prospect of Diesel Fuel Injector under Multi-energy Fusion
2.1 Injector structure and material innovation
Aiming at the characteristics of mixed fuel under multi-energy fusion, develop new injector structure and materials. Adopt new materials to manufacture injector nozzles, such as ceramic matrix composites, which have the advantages of high hardness, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, etc., and can effectively cope with the erosion of injector nozzles by biodiesel and other blended fuels. In terms of structural design, the development of variable geometry injector nozzles, through intelligent control to realize the dynamic adjustment of the size, shape and spray angle of the nozzle hole, in order to adapt to the spraying requirements of different fuels. For example, when using hydrogen-containing mixed fuels, increase the diameter of the injection hole and improve the injection speed to ensure the full mixing and combustion of hydrogen and diesel.

2.2 Intelligent control and cooperative technology
Construct an intelligent control and synergy system to realize the efficient cooperation between diesel fuel injectors and other energy components. Utilize advanced sensors to monitor in real time the composition, temperature, pressure and other parameters of the mixed fuel, as well as the operating status of the engine and the work of other energy components. Through intelligent algorithms, the injector's injection moment, injection volume and injection pressure are precisely controlled based on this information, realizing synergistic output with other energy sources. For example, in a diesel-electric hybrid system, the amount of diesel fuel injected is intelligently adjusted according to the driving conditions of the vehicle and the battery power level to optimize the power distribution and improve the efficiency of energy use.

Under the trend of multi-energy integration, diesel fuel injectors are facing both challenges and opportunities. Through structural and material innovation, intelligent control and synergistic technology research and development and application, diesel fuel injectors are gradually adapting to the needs of multi-energy fusion, to provide protection for the efficient and stable operation of diesel engines in complex energy environments. In the future, with the continuous development of multi-energy fusion technology, diesel fuel injectors will continue to innovate and play a more important role in the field of energy utilization.