In order to develop a precise control of the fuel injection in diesel engines as a means to reduce noise and fuel consumption, while improving torque and power performances, a model of the fuel injection system is required. This paper proposes a simple energy-based model of a common rail injector, one of the most complex and important part of the injection system. The injector model has been validated comparing some simulation results with real experimental data. A complete model of the whole common rail injection system is also proposed as a basis for the development of the diesel engines control strategies.

Morselli, R., Corti, E., Rizzoni, G. (2002). Energy based model of a common rail injector.

Energy based model of a common rail injector

Morselli R.;Corti E.;
2002

Abstract

In order to develop a precise control of the fuel injection in diesel engines as a means to reduce noise and fuel consumption, while improving torque and power performances, a model of the fuel injection system is required. This paper proposes a simple energy-based model of a common rail injector, one of the most complex and important part of the injection system. The injector model has been validated comparing some simulation results with real experimental data. A complete model of the whole common rail injection system is also proposed as a basis for the development of the diesel engines control strategies.
2002
IEEE Conference on Control Applications - Proceedings
1195
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Morselli, R., Corti, E., Rizzoni, G. (2002). Energy based model of a common rail injector.
Morselli, R.; Corti, E.; Rizzoni, G.
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