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    The fuel supply system ensures the smooth and uninterrupted supply of fuel to an engine. Fuel must be finely atomized to mix with air, so injection systems deliver fuel under pressure. There are various fuel injection systems that have existed since engines were first used. In a petrol engine, petrol is mixed with air in the carburetor and supplied to the engine cylinder. Fuel supply systems can operate via gravity, pressure, vacuum, pump or fuel injection. They include components like the fuel tank, filter, fuel pump and carburetor. Gravity and pressure feed systems differ in how fuel is supplied via gravitational force or a fuel pump applying pressure. Direct and indirect injection also differ in whether fuel is injected directly into the

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    The fuel supply system ensures the smooth and uninterrupted supply of fuel to an engine. Fuel must be finely atomized to mix with air, so injection systems deliver fuel under pressure. There are various fuel injection systems that have existed since engines were first used. In a petrol engine, petrol is mixed with air in the carburetor and supplied to the engine cylinder. Fuel supply systems can operate via gravity, pressure, vacuum, pump or fuel injection. They include components like the fuel tank, filter, fuel pump and carburetor. Gravity and pressure feed systems differ in how fuel is supplied via gravitational force or a fuel pump applying pressure. Direct and indirect injection also differ in whether fuel is injected directly into the

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    The fuel supply system ensures the smooth and uninterrupted supply of fuel to an engine. Fuel must be finely atomized to mix with air, so injection systems deliver fuel under pressure. There are various fuel injection systems that have existed since engines were first used. In a petrol engine, petrol is mixed with air in the carburetor and supplied to the engine cylinder. Fuel supply systems can operate via gravity, pressure, vacuum, pump or fuel injection. They include components like the fuel tank, filter, fuel pump and carburetor. Gravity and pressure feed systems differ in how fuel is supplied via gravitational force or a fuel pump applying pressure. Direct and indirect injection also differ in whether fuel is injected directly into the

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    Fuel Supply System

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    The fuel supply system ensures the smooth and uninterrupted supply of fuel to an engine. Fuel must be finely atomized to mix with air, so injection systems deliver fuel under pressure. There are various fuel injection systems that have existed since engines were first used. In a petrol engine, petrol is mixed with air in the carburetor and supplied to the engine cylinder. Fuel supply systems can operate via gravity, pressure, vacuum, pump or fuel injection. They include components like the fuel tank, filter, fuel pump and carburetor. Gravity and pressure feed systems differ in how fuel is supplied via gravitational force or a fuel pump applying pressure. Direct and indirect injection also differ in whether fuel is injected directly into the

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    FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM

    CORE FUNCTIONS
    • Its function is to ensure the smooth and uninterrupted supply of
    fuel to other peripherals of an engine.
    • The fuel must be finely atomized to mix with the air. This is why
    injection systems deliver the fuel under pressure
    • A variety of injection systems have existed since the earliest
    usage of the internal combustion engine.
    PETROL ENGINE
    • In petrol engine the petrol is mixed with air in the
    carburettor and then supplies it to engine cylinder.
    CLASSIFICATION:
    • Gravity feed system
    • Pressure feed system
    • Vacuum System
    • Pump System
    • FI System
    DANIEL BERNOULLI
    CARBURETTOR
    • It is a device that blends air and fuel for an internal
    combustion engine
    MICROSCOPIC APROACH

    COMPONENTS OF FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM


    • Fuel Tank
    • Filter MECHANICAL
    • Fuel pump
    • Carburettor ELECTRIC
    NEWTON
    GRAVITY FEED SYSTEM
    • In this system the petrol is supply to the engine by
    gravitational force.
    • In this system the level of fuel is high than engine, force this
    system is having fuel tank, cock, filter, and carburettor
    PASCAL
    PRESSURE FEED SYSTEM
    • In this system the petrol is supplied with pressure by fuel
    pump
    • In this system the fuel tanks is fitted at lover level of engine
    so that petrol cannot flow automatically.
    HOW’s THIS ARENA
    • According to the location of injector

    THROTTLE BODY PORT INJECTION DIRECT INJECTION

    PZEV-??
    Herbert Akroyd Stuart
    • The diesel engine (also known as a compression-ignition
    engine) is an internal combustion engine that uses the heat
    of compression to initiate ignition and burn the fuel that has
    been injected into the combustion chamber
    Bosch
    • A common diesel engine uses a fuel system precision
    injection pump and individual
    HIDE AND SEEK
    INDIRECT AND DIRECT INJECTION
    • In an indirect injection (abbreviated IDI) diesel engine, fuel
    is injected into a small pre chamber, which is connected to
    the cylinder by a narrow opening.
    • In a direct injection (abbreviated DI) diesel engine, fuel is
    injected directly into the cylinder.
    INJECT
    The main function of a injector system is to inject proper quantity
    of fuel into the engine cylinder at a correct time at a
    predetermined rate
    SOLID INJECTION SYSTEM
    • Common Rail Fuel Injection System
    • Individual Pump Fuel Injection System
    ROBERT HUBER- DR. MARCO GANSER
    QUEUE
    FINALLY
    TURBOCHARGER AND SUPERCHARGER

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