Gasoline Direct Injection
Gasoline Direct Injection
Gasoline Direct Injection
Introduction
Advantages of Fuel Injection over Carburetor
Main Components of Electronic Fuel Injection
Electronic Fuel Injection
Multi Point Fuel Injection
Gasoline Direct Injection
The Difference Between New GDI And Current MPI
Technical features
Major characteristics of the GDI engine
Realization of lower fuel consumption
Vehicle Fuel Consumption
Realization of Superior Output
Achievements
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Transition of Fuel Supply System
Carburetor
Port Injection
Direct Injection
(MPFI)
(GDI)
Engine
Exhaust
Engine
Oxygen
Sensor
Exhaust
Sensors
In order to provide the correct amount of fuel for every
operating condition, the ECU has to monitor a huge number
of input sensors.
Fuel Injectors
A fuel injector is nothing
electronically controlled valve.
but
an
2.
GASOLINE DIRECT
INJECTION
GDI
Conventional MPFI
81.0 x 89.0
Displacement
1834
Number of Cylinders
IL-4
Number of Valves
Intake: 2, Exhaust: 2
Compression Ratio
12.0
10.5
Combustion Chamber
Intake Port
Upright Straight
Standard
Fuel System
Port Injection
50
3.3
In-cylinder Airflow
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Fuel Spray
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Optimized Configuration of the Combustion Chamber
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Emission Control
ACHIEVEMENTS
Engine performance
Vehicle Acceleration
CONCLUSION
Frequent operation in stratified mode.
Reduction of CO2 production by nearly 20 percent.
Provides improved torque 5-10%
Fulfills future emissions requirements.
97% NOx reduction is achieved.
Improve the brake specific fuel consumption.
Smooth transition between operation modes.
Reduced fuel consumption 15-20%
Up to 5% more power
Spontaneous response behavior