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Product Category:

High-pressure fuel injection pump

Part Number

22100-1C201

Fuel Type

Diesel

Pressure Rating

High-Pressure Common Rail (HPCR) System

Packaging Details

Neutral Packaging (If the quantity is large, it can be made according to customer's requirement)

Supply capacity

1000 pieces per month

Place of origin

China

Size

36*31.5*21cm

Weight

7.2kg

 

Parts of Fuel Injection Pump
 

Delivery Valve
A delivery valve is used to deliver fuel to the injectors mounted above the EFI pump. A delivery valve controls pressure waves inside the fuel line and is a non-return valve.

 

Distribuor Plunger
With a fuel injection pump plunger, fuel injection can be controlled according to engine load and can be used to reduce exhaust smoke and achieve quieter engine operation. It also enables the engine to regain speed rapidly under full load.

 

Pressure Control Valve
A pressure-control valve is employed to maintain the injection-pump internal pressure as a function of supply-pump speed. With this valve, it is possible to set a specified pressure for a given speed.

 

Governor Assembly
The governor assembly consists of a mechanical flyweight governor and is driven by the drive shaft. The governor containing the control, starting, and tensioning levers can pivot in the mechanism housing.

 

Overflow Restriction
It screws into the governor cover of the injection pump and is attached to the interior of the pump. This allows a variable amount of fuel to return to the fuel tank through a small passageway. The restriction means the flow resistance that helps maintain pressure inside the injection pump.

 

Distributor with High-pressure Pump
It is important to understand that the purpose of the distributor's head with the high-pressure pump is to generate injection pressure and deliver and distribute fuel to the engine. In this, the plunger goes inside the distributor's head, which is attached to the pump housing.

 

Vane-type fuel-supply pump
Using a valve-type fuel-supply pump fitted with a pressure-regulating valve, the pump draws in fuel and generates pressure inside the pump, which drives the engine.

 

Timing Device
The injection pump's timing device determines when it will inject fuel into the cylinder and when the piston reaches the BTDC point. It also adjusts the start of delivery (port closing) as a function of pump speed and as a function of load.

 

Cam Plate
A cam plate is forced against a roll ring by the spring. As the ring rotates, the cam lobes which are riding on the rollers of the ring, are able to convert the rotational movement of the drive shaft into the reciprocal movement of the cam plate through the lobes.

 

Electromagnetic Shutoff Valve
Fuel injection pumps are equipped with electromagnetic fuel shutoff valves that function as a means of interrupting the supply of fuel to the pump.

 

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Types of Fuel Injection Pumps in Diesel Engines

Inline Injection Pumps
Inline injection pumps are among the most traditional and durable types of fuel injection systems used in diesel engines.
These pumps have been in service for decades and are often found in larger, older engines due to their robust construction and reliable performance.
The inline injection pump is characterized by its multi-cylinder design, with each cylinder having a dedicated plunger-and-barrel assembly.
These assemblies are arranged in a linear fashion, corresponding to the number of engine cylinders.
Each plunger is driven by a camshaft, which is synchronized with the engine's crankshaft.
This synchronization ensures that the fuel is injected into each cylinder at the optimal time during the combustion cycle.

 

Distributor (Rotary) Injection Pumps
Distributor or rotary injection pumps represent an evolution in diesel injection technology, designed to offer a more compact and lightweight solution for fuel delivery.
These pumps are commonly used in light to medium-duty diesel engines, such as those found in passenger vehicles, small trucks, and agricultural equipment.
Unlike inline pumps, which have a separate plunger for each cylinder, distributor pumps use a single plunger to serve all the cylinders.
The pump features a rotating distributor head that directs the high-pressure fuel to the appropriate cylinder's injector.

 

Common Rail Injection Pumps
Common rail injection systems represent the cutting edge of diesel fuel injection technology. Introduced to meet the growing demands for improved engine performance, fuel efficiency, and reduced emissions, common rail systems are now standard in most modern diesel engines, from passenger cars to heavy-duty trucks.

 

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FAQ

Q: What is a fuel injection pump?

A: The mechanism that feeds fuel into a diesel engine's cylinders is called an injection pump. Usually, the injection pump was powered indirectly from the crankshaft by gears, chains, or a toothed belt (typically the timing belt), which also operates the camshaft.

Q: What is the advantage of fuel injection?

A: A fuel injection system uses fuel more efficiently, consumes less fuel, and produces fewer emissions because it can more precisely regulate the air-to-fuel ratio.

Q: What is the type of fuel injection pump?

A: Distributor (Rotary) fuel injection pump. Inline-injection (Jerk) fuel injection pump. Continuous pump. High-pressure common rail pump.

Q: What are the common types of fuel pumps?

A: Electric Fuel Pumps. Manual Fuel Pumps. Hand-Cranked Fuel Pumps. Digital Fuel Pumps. Retro-style Fuel Pump.

Q: How does a diesel fuel injection pump work?

A: The fuel flows under low-pressure into the high-pressure fuel injection pump. The transfer pump typically is a simple diaphragm type actuated by a cam lobe acting on a lever that depresses and releases the spring-loaded diaphragm to move the fuel. Electric transfer pumps also are used on some engines.

Q: What is the pressure of a diesel injector pump?

A: Because of the need for positive injection into a very high-pressure environment, the pump develops great pressure—typically 15,000 psi (100 MPa) or more on newer systems.

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