EUI and EPU Diesel Injector Systems
EUI and EPU Diesel Injector Systems
PERU
SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES
SPECIALTY: MECHANICAL EDUCATION
Automotive
Number 1
TEACHER:
Ing. Edwin Salgado Samaniego
Students:
Chamorro Huamán Iván
Matías Eduardo Estrada
Matías Santiago Road
Tarma - Peru
2010
Page 1
Injector Pump EUI
The solenoid valve has the function of synchronizing the moment and the
duration of the injection. It consists of the following components:
solenoid or coil, armature or core, valve and a spring.
Page 2
EUP Characteristics
An electronic pump unit (EPU) system has the
essentially the same technology as an EUI system, these
systems are specifically used in engines that lead to
camshaft in the engine block.
Essentially as a EUI, each injector is supplied with
diesel through a return valve controlled by a solenoid located
in the body of the EUP. This solenoid is controlled by the unit of
electronic control unit (UCE) that continuously receives signals from
sensors located in the engine, the computer or (USE) receive these
signals and compares them allowing the injector to deliver the
exact amount of diesel and at the right moment
Page 3
characteristic during these events, while the systems of the
competition generally maintains or reduces pressure during
the injection.
Advantages of the system: The EUI or UIS system shows advantages over the
conventional injection systems have a number of advantages, among
those that stand out:
Compact design.
• Main field of application (For passenger cars and vehicles
light industrial engines with a capacity of up to 30 KW/cylinder,
for heavy industrial vehicles of up to 80
KW/cylinder.
• High injection pressure up to 2050 bar.
Separate pre-injection from the main injection, which
facilitates the ignition of the fuel and reduces the
emissions.
Reduced combustion noise.
Start of variable injection.
Low emissions of pollutant gases.
Bibliography.
Internet.
[Link]ánica [Link].
[Link]
Page 4