
Multec 3.5 Fuel Injector Application Manual
Product Description
Delphi Energy and Chassis Systems
Revision:
11/05-1
3-17
See Section 3.9.2
3. Adjust the value to eliminate injector operation in the tail-biting
region (if required). (Assume a 5% adjustment.)
(20.0 gm/sec) * 1.05 = 21.0 gm/sec
See Section 7.2
4. Adjust the value to account for possible injector durability flow shift
(lean). Durability flow tolerances for a specific injector model are
provided on the injector outline drawing.
(21.0 gm/sec) * 1.05 = 22.1 gm/sec
5. Divide the value by the number of cylinders to obtain maximum flow
per injector.
(22.1 gm/sec) / 8 = 2.7625 gm/sec per injector
6. Adjust value for calibration specific issues beyond enrichment at
maximum power (assume max power at 11.5 A/F).
For this example, the calibration specific issues are not additive (i.e.
they occur at different operating conditions). Therefore the worst
case will be chosen.
Power Enrichment: (2.7625 gm/sec) * (11.5/11.5) = 2.7625 gm/sec
Converter OT:
(2.7625 gm/sec) * (11.5/11.0) = 2.89 gm/sec
Cold Start Req.:
(2.7625 gm/sec) * (11.5/10.5) = 3.03 gm/sec
Final injector size (maximum injector flow) = 3.03 gm/sec
Note:
Make sure to specify fuel type that the engine data is based on when
sizing injector (i.e. CARB Phase III, etc). For flexible fuel vehicles the
maximum flow requirements should be determined with the fuel of
lowest specific heating value (i.e.
alcohol fuel blends)
and the
minimum flow requirement with fuels of highest heating value (i.e.
gasoline). See section 2.2.1.1.
7. Calculate required injector linear and working flow range. To
calculate the required flow range, engine derived maximum and
minimum injector flows must be converted to flows at test stand
repetition rates (rr). This is done by multiplying the flows by the ratio
of the engine speed to the test stand repetition rates and then
compensate for any duty cycle differences. For most applications the
following assumption will be true:
•
The calculated max. fuel point occurs at static flow on both the
engine and test stand. (i.e. repetition rate and duty cycle
differences don’t apply.)
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