Research on an Electronically Controlled Gas Fuel Injection Device Using Moving Coil and Mushrooms Type Valve

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The electronically controlled injection device with perfect performance is a key technology to heavy-duty gas fuel engine. In this paper, an injection device using moving-coil electromagnetic linear actuator and mushrooms type valve was proposed and developed according to the special requirements of a heavy-duty gas fuel engine applied to power plant. The influence mechanism to the injection device’s flow rate characteristics caused by structural and controlling parameters was determined. And related bench tests of the heavy-duty gas fuel engine equipped with the injection system were completed. The results showed that the technical solution could meet the engine’s requirements of high flow rate and response.

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