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Direct Injection
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Direct Injection 

a method of supplying fuel to the combustion chamber of an internal-combustion engine with internal mixing; the fuel is atomized as it enters the chamber at high speed. Direct injection is achieved by means of manifold fuel feed equipment operating at a maximum injection pressure of up to 100 meganewtons per sq m (MN/m2; 1 MN/m2 = 10 kilograms-force per sq cm) or by a pump-and-injector unit at a pressure of up to 200 MN/m2. Direct injection is used in diesel engines and in certain types of engines with spark ignition.



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In contrast, the Nissan dual injector system is lighter and structurally simpler because it furnishes fuel at normal pressures, reducing cost by about 60 per cent compared to direct-injection engines of similar displacement.
it's going to be hard for the stratified or lean-burn direct-injection engine to come on-stream very quickly," says Seetharaman.
Three more high-efficiency petrol engines are joining the Audi range, taking the total number of FSI direct-injection units from the German car maker to a baker's dozen.
 
 
 
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