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    The document discusses electronic fuel injection systems. It begins with an introduction that defines electronic fuel injection as any fuel injection system that uses an engine control unit. It then discusses the types of fuel injection systems and the typical components of an electronic fuel injection architecture like sensors, the electronic control unit, fuel injectors and fuel pump. The document outlines the advantages of electronic fuel injection systems such as improved power, better acceleration and lower emissions. It also notes some disadvantages like higher maintenance costs and the possibility of sensor malfunctions.

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    The document discusses electronic fuel injection systems. It begins with an introduction that defines electronic fuel injection as any fuel injection system that uses an engine control unit. It then discusses the types of fuel injection systems and the typical components of an electronic fuel injection architecture like sensors, the electronic control unit, fuel injectors and fuel pump. The document outlines the advantages of electronic fuel injection systems such as improved power, better acceleration and lower emissions. It also notes some disadvantages like higher maintenance costs and the possibility of sensor malfunctions.

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    The document discusses electronic fuel injection systems. It begins with an introduction that defines electronic fuel injection as any fuel injection system that uses an engine control unit. It then discusses the types of fuel injection systems and the typical components of an electronic fuel injection architecture like sensors, the electronic control unit, fuel injectors and fuel pump. The document outlines the advantages of electronic fuel injection systems such as improved power, better acceleration and lower emissions. It also notes some disadvantages like higher maintenance costs and the possibility of sensor malfunctions.

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    The document discusses electronic fuel injection systems. It begins with an introduction that defines electronic fuel injection as any fuel injection system that uses an engine control unit. It then discusses the types of fuel injection systems and the typical components of an electronic fuel injection architecture like sensors, the electronic control unit, fuel injectors and fuel pump. The document outlines the advantages of electronic fuel injection systems such as improved power, better acceleration and lower emissions. It also notes some disadvantages like higher maintenance costs and the possibility of sensor malfunctions.

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    TECHNOLOGY ,

    HYDERABAD.

    ELECTRONIC FUEL
    INJECTION SYSTEM
    By
    MALOTH MAHESH
    160119738010
    PRODUCTION
    CONTENTS

    Introduction
    Why EFI?
    Types of Fuel Injection
    Architecture of EFI
    Working
    Advantages
    Disadvantages
    References
    Introduction
     The term electronic fuel injection refers to any fuel injection
    system having an engine control unit.

     The objective of Electronic Fuel Injection System is to regulate


    and optimize the fuel/air ratio that enters a vehicle’s engine.

     EFI System has almost completely replaced usage of


    carburetors.
    Why EFI?

    These are the drawbacks in carburetor

    • Mal-distribution of charge.
    • Due to resistance in the intake manifold, volumetric efficiency is lower.
    • Inaccurate metering of charge.
    • Fuel atomization depends upon the velocity of air in the venture.
    • Less atomization and vaporization will make the engine more knock prone.
    Types of fuel injection

    Single point Multi point Direct


    Architecture
    Components of the Electronic Fuel Injection System include:

    Sensors
    Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
    “Check Engine” Light / “Service Engine Soon” Light
    Fuel Injectors
    Fuel Pump
    Schematic Diagram of Electronic Fuel Injection System
    Working
    Advantages

     Improved power output.


      Better pick- up (acceleration).
     Compact design of the fuel supply system.
      Better fuel distribution.
     Equal flow of fuel vapors into each cylinder.
     Lower emissions.Lean efficient air-fuel mixture reduces exhaust
    pollution.
    Disadvantages :

    The disadvantages include:

     High maintenance cost


     Difficulty in servicing
     Possibility of malfunction of some sensors
    References

    • Electronic Fuel Injection System (EFI) by Rini


    Electronic Fuel Injection System (EFI) - Architecture (electricalfundablog.com).
    • Electronic fuel injection System : Parts ,Types, Working (learnmech.com).
    • Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) System Explained (clubtechnical.com)
    THANK YOU

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