Abstract
The article presents a model-based evaluation of the impact of the plunger stroke on functional parameters of the low-pressure pulse gas solenoid injector. A reduced-order physics-based mathematical model was used to achieve this goal. The model was built on the basis of specified simplifications of the process, considering the forces that cause the plunger to move and the forces constituting resistance to its displacement. The implementation of a mathematical description in to the Matlab-Simulink environment allowed one to determine the characteristic values of operation of the Valtek Rail Type-30 injector, including plunger displacement courses. Calculations made with the assumption of the factory plunger stroke confirmed the validity of the model. The differences in opening and closing times were below 3% in comparison to the values given in the objects technical information. By assuming a specific plunger stroke, the functional relationships of opening and closing times were determined. The results showed a distortion of the force–response dependence for different plunger strokes. Results presented in the article can be used to support control-oriented modeling of systems incorporating pulsed gas dosing devices, such as combustion engines or gas turbines. More specifically, the proposed method can be used to pre-calibrate the delay time of the injector operation.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Biochemistry,Instrumentation,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics,Analytical Chemistry
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