2018
DOI: 10.31563/1684-7628-2018-48-4-118-123
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Method of Diagnosing and Regulating the Fuel Equipment of Tractor Diesel Engines in the Field

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“…For more than 95% of time during the operation, the electronic injector shut-off valve is in the closed state and the size of the section of the valve clearances during wear is no more than 5% of its bore in the open state [1,9]. Fuel leaks in the closed valve position occur only through the clearance in the valve seat mating (Figure 1).…”
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“…For more than 95% of time during the operation, the electronic injector shut-off valve is in the closed state and the size of the section of the valve clearances during wear is no more than 5% of its bore in the open state [1,9]. Fuel leaks in the closed valve position occur only through the clearance in the valve seat mating (Figure 1).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Almost all the modern diesel fuel equipment (FE) is provided with microprocessor controls and is characterized by high injection pressures (up to 220-250 MPa), due to high requirements for the level of energy, economic and primarily environmental indicators of internal combustion engines [1][2][3][4][5][6]. The most promising from fulfilling all the strict requirements for emission of harmful substances, noise level and fuel economy are accumulator fuel supply systems of the Common Rail (CR) type [7][8][9][10].…”
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“…Table 1 The strengths and weaknesses of the used methods Deactivation method Strengths Weaknesses Fuel-off with exhaust gas transfer [20][21][22][23][24] Preservation of the thermal conditions of the cylinders High costs to change the vehicle configuration Fuel-off without exhaust gas transfer [25][26][27][28] No need for reconstruction costs Change in the thermal conditions of the deactivated cylinders Disconnection of the drive of the gas distribution mechanism [29] No gas exchange losses Violation of the thermal conditions of the deactivated cylinders а) valves closed -Uneven wear of the deactivated cylinders b) valves open -Increase in the toxicity of exhaust gases after reactivation c) exhaust gas transfer from the working cylinders through the deactivated cylinders -Problems with the accumulation of lubricating oil in the deactivated cylinders d) circulation of gases in the deactivated cylinders from the outlet to the inlet -Increased design features Deactivation of pistons [23,24] No mechanical losses Increased noise and vibration, disbalancing а) breaking of the rigid connection between the crankshaft and the piston No major structural changes needed…”
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confidence: 99%