common rail diesel injection system

Another driving factor that differentiates between a gasoline engine and a diesel engine is that diesel engines are powered by diesel fuel rather than gasoline. In a diesel engine design, both fuel and air are combined in the engine. Then a spark ignites the mix. This fire generates energy that propels the vehicle onward down the highway.

For years, diesel engines had a reputation for being noisy and sooty. They were once considered not so great for the environment. But it’s better — nay, some might say “best” — for you now. A new method of fuel delivery known as the common rail diesel engine revolutionized diesel engine operation.

Combining Efficiency and Power

The common rail system is a highly and superior method of forcing fuel into the engine. It is superior and more effective than the traditional methods of transporting fuel. This system employs a high-pressure pump sending fuel into a unique tube known as a common rail. This rail runs the length of the engine and connects to all of the various parts of the engine. The fuel then travels to each component from small nozzles called injectors.

The common rail system feeds fuel into the engine at extremely high pressures. This allows the engine to burn the fuel more efficiently and completely. Burning fuel more efficiently will allow the engine to produce higher power with lower fuel consumption. It is very convenient for drivers, as it means vehicles can go long distances without the need for refueling.

Why choose DXM common rail diesel injection system?

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