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Common Rail Fuel Injection

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

Fill in the blank: ________ is the most recent development in high-pressure injection systems.

a)

Common rail fuel injection

b)

Distributor pump system

c)

Unit injector system

d)

Mechanical fuel injection

2.

What is the maximum fuel pressure that new technology allows to be managed in common rail fuel systems?

a)

37,500 psi

b)

25,000 psi

c)

15,000 psi

d)

10,000 psi

3.

What are two benefits of new technology in common rail fuel systems?

a)

Increased emissions and reduced fuel efficiency

b)

Almost no emissions and increased fuel efficiency

c)

Reduced control of injectors

d)

Lower fuel pressures

4.

What are the advantages of Common Rail Fuel Systems?

a)

Low-injection pressures and slow-acting injectors

b)

High-injection pressures, fast-acting injectors, and electronic controls

c)

Manual controls and low-emission gasoline engines

d)

None of the above

5.

In common rail fuel systems, fuel is pressurized regardless of engine speed for optimal fuel efficiency and low emissions.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Higher Pressurization Systems in development could reach more than ______ psi.

a)

45,000

b)

10,000

c)

25,000

d)

60,000

7.

Fill in the blank: CR injectors use ________ design, allowing electrical solenoid to trigger servo valve and provide a short duration injection.

a)

servo-hydraulic

b)

mechanical

c)

pneumatic

d)

piezoelectric

8.

How many injections per combustion cycle could first generation CR injectors produce?

a)

1 or 2

b)

2 or 3

c)

4 or 5

d)

Up to 8

9.

Fundamentals of Common Rail Fuel Systems Multiple Injection Events True or False: The newer versions of CR injectors can deliver up to 8 injections per combustion cycle.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Fill in the blank: CR injectors change injection discharge volume during each injection event to suit ______ and ______ conditions.

a)

speed; load

b)

temperature; humidity

c)

pressure; altitude

d)

voltage; resistance

11.

Fill in the blank: Common rail system components are __________ across a wide range of engine platforms.

a)

interchangeable

b)

unique

c)

obsolete

d)

incompatible

12.

Fill in the blank: In a high-pressure common rail fuel system, the tube or rail stores ________ fuel at levels for current speeds/loads through steel lines.

a)

pressurized

b)

cold

c)

unfiltered

d)

low-pressure

13.

Fill in the blank: In a high-pressure common rail fuel system, ________ actuators control timing and metering during injection events.

a)

Electrical

b)

Hydraulic

c)

Mechanical

d)

Pneumatic

14.

Fill in the blank: An engine-driven high-pressure fuel pump supplies the rail, also known as the ________.

a)

accumulator

b)

injector

c)

reservoir

d)

distributor

15.

Fill in the blank: ________ control of fuel system is a defining feature of high-pressure common rail systems.

a)

Microprocessor

b)

Manual

c)

Hydraulic

d)

Mechanical

16.

Which of the following is a defining feature of high-pressure common rail fuel systems?

a)

Pressure regulator

b)

Carburetor

c)

Air filter

d)

Oil pump

17.

Fill in the blank: High-pressure common rail fuel systems are characterized by having ________ fuel lines.

a)

short

b)

long

c)

wide

d)

flexible

18.

Common design requirements for injectors in common rail fuel systems include: ________ for optimal fuel atomization.

a)

Very high injection pressure

b)

Low fuel temperature

c)

Wide nozzle opening

d)

Slow injection rate

19.

Common design requirements for injectors in common rail fuel systems include: Flexible timing of ________.

a)

multiple injections

b)

fuel pressure

c)

engine speed

d)

coolant temperature

20.

How many main types of injectors are mentioned in the Types of Common Rail Fuel Systems?

a)

Three main types of injectors

b)

Two main types of injectors

c)

Four main types of injectors

d)

Five main types of injectors

21.

Fill in the blank: Hundreds of ________ wafers form the actuator mechanism in Piezoelectric Electric Actuators.

a)

piezoceramic

b)

silicon

c)

aluminum

d)

polymer

22.

Piezoelectric Electric Actuators: What happens to the material when electrical current is applied?

a)

It slowly changes shape

b)

It instantly changes shape

c)

It does not change shape

d)

It changes color

23.

What causes an instantaneous change in the injector control valve in Piezoelectric Electric Actuators?

a)

Increasing fuel pressure

b)

Changing polarity of signal to injector

c)

Decreasing temperature

d)

Increasing voltage

24.

What is a characteristic of Piezoelectric Electric Actuators in common rail fuel systems?

a)

Slower response and fewer injections per combustion cycle

b)

Faster response and more frequent injections per combustion cycle

c)

No response and no injections per combustion cycle

d)

Same response and same number of injections per combustion cycle

25.

What type of nozzle valves are used in CRS1 and CRS2 systems?

a)

Mechanically Balanced

b)

Hydraulically Balanced

c)

Electrically Balanced

d)

Pneumatically Balanced

26.

Servo actuators use ________ to move a control valve, which can be a ball or mushroom type.

a)

electromagnetism

b)

hydraulics

c)

pneumatics

d)

mechanical force

27.

Fill in the blank: The first step to an injection event is that ______ is actuated by an electrical signal from the control module.

a)

Magnetic solenoid

b)

Fuel injector nozzle

c)

Throttle body

d)

Pressure regulator

28.

What happens during the beginning of injection in a common rail fuel system?

a)

Fuel is drained from the top of the control rod; needle valve lifts because high pressure acts on its bottom surface.

b)

Fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber without any pressure change.

c)

The control rod is pushed down by low pressure, causing the needle valve to close.

d)

Fuel is recirculated back to the tank without entering the injector.

29.

What happens to piezoceramic material when an electrical signal is applied?

a)

It melts

b)

It changes shape

c)

It emits light

d)

It remains unchanged

30.

What does an electrical signal do in Piezo CRS3 Operation?

a)

It actuates a control valve which allows needle valve to move

b)

It closes the control valve

c)

It increases fuel pressure

d)

It stops the engine

31.

At rest with the engine running, the control valve in Piezo CRS3 Operation is held closed by ________.

a)

high-pressure fuel

b)

low-pressure oil

c)

electrical current

d)

vacuum pressure

32.

What happens when an electrical signal is applied to the piezoelectric material in Piezo CRS3 Operation?

a)

It contracts and closes the drain passage

b)

It expands and opens the drain passage, causing needle valve to lift

c)

It stops the fuel flow

d)

It increases engine speed

33.

What happens when the piezo actuator is energized in Siemens CR Injectors? Fill in the blank: The mushroom valve is ______ from its seat.

a)

lifted

b)

pressed

c)

rotated

d)

sealed