High Quality Auto Parts Diesel Fuel Injector 095000-9041 Fuel Injector Engine Parts
Products Description
Reference. Codes | 095000-9041 |
Application | / |
MOQ | 4PCS |
Certification | ISO9001 |
Place of Origin | China |
Packaging | Neutral packing |
Quality Control | 100% tested before shipment |
Lead time | 7~15 working days |
Payment | T/T, L/C, Western Union, Money Gram, Paypal, Ali pay, Wechat |
Advantages and disadvantages of electromagnetic fuel injectors and piezoelectric fuel injectors
Electromagnetic fuel injector
Advantages
Simple structure: It is mainly composed of basic components such as fuel injector nozzle, electromagnetic coil, armature, spring, etc. The structure is relatively uncomplicated, and the difficulty and cost of production are low.
High reliability: After long-term development and application, the technology is mature, the working stability is good, under normal use conditions, there are few failures, and it can adapt to a variety of working environments.
Strong compatibility: It can work well with a variety of engine management systems and has high adaptability to different fuel systems and engine types.
Good anti-interference ability: It has a certain resistance to external interference factors such as electromagnetic interference, and it is not easy to malfunction or performance degradation due to changes in the external electromagnetic environment.
Disadvantages
Limited response speed: It takes a certain amount of time for the electromagnetic coil to be attracted and released, resulting in a relatively slow opening and closing speed of the needle valve. Under conditions where the engine speed is high or frequent and rapid injection is required, the accuracy of injection control will be affected to a certain extent.
High energy loss: The electromagnetic coil needs to consume a certain amount of electrical energy to generate a magnetic field when working, and in the process of attracting and keeping the needle valve open, more energy will be lost in the form of heat, and the energy utilization efficiency is relatively low.
Limited control accuracy: Due to the influence of factors such as response speed and mechanical structure, it is not as accurate as piezoelectric injectors in accurately controlling small injection quantities and injection time intervals, which may lead to relatively large errors in fuel injection quantity and injection time.
There is mechanical wear: Mechanical parts such as armatures and needle valves will wear out during frequent movements. As the use time increases, it may affect the performance and reliability of the injector and requires regular inspection and maintenance.
Piezoelectric injectors
Advantages
Fast response speed: Using the piezoelectric effect of piezoelectric materials, the needle valve can be opened and closed in a very short time, which can meet the engine's precise control requirements for injection timing and injection quantity under complex working conditions such as high speed and high load.
High control accuracy: It can accurately control the start time, end time and injection duration of injection, and the control of injection quantity is also more accurate, which can achieve a smaller injection pulse width and more accurate fuel metering, which helps to improve the engine's fuel economy and emission performance.
Good atomization effect: Because the injection process can be controlled more accurately, the fuel can be atomized more evenly, mixed more fully with the air, and burned more completely, thereby reducing pollutant emissions and improving the engine's power performance.
No electromagnetic interference problem: The working principle does not rely on electromagnetic induction, there is no magnetic field interference generated by the electromagnetic coil, and it will not be affected by external electromagnetic interference, and the working stability is good.
Long service life: There are no easily worn parts such as electromagnetic coils and armatures in electromagnetic injectors. The service life of piezoelectric elements is relatively long. Under normal use conditions, the maintenance and replacement costs caused by injector failure can be reduced.
Disadvantages
High cost: The piezoelectric material itself is expensive, and the manufacturing process requirements of piezoelectric injectors are more complicated, resulting in its overall cost being higher than that of electromagnetic injectors, which to a certain extent limits its scope of application, especially in some models or equipment that are more sensitive to cost.
High requirements for fuel quality: Due to the small injection hole and high control precision, impurities and moisture in the fuel may cause the injector to be blocked or affect the performance of the piezoelectric element. Therefore, the cleanliness and quality of the fuel are required to be high, and high-quality fuel and a more sophisticated fuel filtration system are required.
Complex drive circuit: A special high-voltage, high-precision drive circuit is required to control the operation of the piezoelectric element. The design and manufacture of the drive circuit are difficult and the cost is high. Once the drive circuit fails, the difficulty of repair and diagnosis is relatively large.
Sensitive to the working environment temperature: The performance of piezoelectric materials is greatly affected by temperature. In high or low temperature environments, the deformation characteristics of the piezoelectric element may change, thereby affecting the working performance of the injector. More sophisticated design and optimization are required in terms of the engine's cooling system and insulation measures.