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                                          Figure 2.283       Types of diesel injection: direct using a rotary pump, common rail, unit injection
                                        and pumped unit injection.      (Source: Bosch Media)







                                                                          TDC



                                                         80


                                                                          a  b  c
                                                         60
                                                       Bar
                                                         40

                                                         20





                                                           BTDC   45      15     15     45  ATDC
                                                                        Crank shaft angle

                                          Figure 2.284       Combustion phases: a, delay; b, fl ame spread (rapid pressure rise); c, controlled
                                        combustion (afterburn); BTDC, before top dead centre; ATDC, after top dead centre








                                          Small high-speed diesel engine compression ratios are about 20:1 for direct
                                        injection systems. This compression ratio is capable of raising the air charge to
                                        temperatures of between 500°C and 800°C. Very rapid combustion of the fuel
                                        therefore occurs when it is injected into the hot air charge.

                                          The combustion process in a diesel engine follows three phases: ignition delay,
                                        fl ame spread and controlled combustion ( Fig. 2.284   ). In addition, an injection lag
                                        occurs in the high-pressure pipes of earlier systems, as the pressure builds up
                                        just before injection.
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