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Common Rail Injector Nozzle DLLA150P2153 Diesel Nozzle for Injector
Common Rail Injector Nozzle DLLA150P2153 Diesel Nozzle for Injector
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DLLA150P2153 Nozzle is a critical component used in fuel injection systems, primarily for injecting fuel into the engine combustion chamber in a high-pressure atomized form to ensure complete combustion and efficient engine operation.
1. Function
Fuel Atomization: Injects fuel into the combustion chamber in a high-pressure atomized form to ensure thorough mixing of fuel and air.
Fuel Metering: Precisely controls the amount of fuel injected each time to meet engine requirements.
Injection Timing: Accurately controls the timing of fuel injection based on the engine's operating conditions.
2. Structure
Nozzle Body: Usually made of high-strength materials to withstand high pressure and temperature.
Spray Holes: Precisely machined holes for atomizing and injecting fuel into the combustion chamber.
Needle Valve: The key component controlling fuel injection, typically made of wear-resistant materials.
Spring: Used to control the opening and closing of the needle valve, ensuring precise injection.
3. Applications
Diesel Engines: Widely used in diesel engines for heavy-duty trucks, construction machinery, and generator sets.
Fuel Injection Systems: Works in conjunction with high-pressure fuel pumps and electronic control units to ensure efficient operation of the fuel system.
4. Features
High Precision: Ensures accurate fuel injection.
Durability: Capable of withstanding high pressure and temperature environments.
Reliability: Guarantees long-term stable operation.
5. Maintenance
Regular Inspection: Ensures no wear or damage.
Cleaning: Prevents clogging of spray holes by impurities.
Replacement: Timely replacement when reaching service life or upon damage.
6. Common Issues
Wear: The needle valve and spray holes may wear out after prolonged use.
Clogging: Impurities may cause clogging of spray holes.
Leakage: Aging seals may lead to fuel leakage.
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