common-rail injection
common-rail injection
[′käm·ən ¦rāl in′jek·shən] (mechanical engineering)
A type of diesel engine fuel-injection system in which one rail maintains the fuel at a specified pressure while feed lines run from the rail to each fuel injector.
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