Improving Fuel Injection Precision -- Application of Common Rail Phase Sensor in Automotive Industry
The Common Rail Phase Sensor is a sensor used to detect the working phase of the high-pressure pump in the diesel injection system. It can monitor the pressure changes of the high-pressure pump in real-time and transmit these data to the vehicle's control unit. By accurately controlling the timing and pressure of fuel injection into the cylinder, the Common Rail Phase Sensor can ensure that each injection has high precision and consistency, thereby improving the engine's combustion efficiency and power output.
In modern automobiles, fuel economy and exhaust emissions have become the focus of attention of manufacturers and consumers. The application of the Common Rail Phase Sensor can effectively reduce exhaust emissions, reduce fuel consumption costs, and improve the balance of fuel consumption and performance. In addition, by accurately controlling the timing and amount of fuel injection, it can also reduce engine noise and vibration and improve driving comfort.