Fuel Injection System (Additional Concepts) Flashcards

1
Q

provide a reliable means of metering fuel for an engine but have two major limitations

A

carburetors

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2
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two major limitations of carburetors

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  • fuel-air mixture is not evenly distributed to the cylinders of carbureted engine
  • susceptible to carburetor icing
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3
Q

when fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber, the injection system is referred to as a ___________.

A

direct fuel injection system

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4
Q

this type of fuel injection system was used on early radial engines and offered the benefits of even fuel distribution and a reduced chance of backfiring

A

direct fuel injection system

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5
Q

forces the metered fuel directly into the combustion chambers of the individual cylinders in timed, high-pressure spurts

A

pumps

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6
Q

the most common type of fuel injection system in reciprocating aircraft engines

A

continuous-flow injection system or indirect fuel injection

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7
Q

In an indirect fuel injection system, it varies the pressure of fuel according to airflow to engine.

A

throttle-metering valve

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8
Q

Mixture strength is varied by a manually operated ________, which adjusts the fuel pressure for altitude or operating conditions, as necessary.

A

mixture control valve

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9
Q

This valve is also used to cut off the fuel supply when stopping the engine.

A

mixture control valve

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10
Q

Main Components of an Indirect Fuel Injection System

A
  • fuel pump
  • fuel/air control unit
  • fuel manifold valve
  • discharge/injector nozzles
  • throttle valve
  • fuel pressure gauge
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11
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fuel pump used for engine priming and starting and can flow independently from the other fuel pump

A

electric fuel pump

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12
Q

fuel pump used for cases of malfunction of engine driven pump

A

electric fuel pump

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13
Q

Components of Fuel/Air Control Unit

A
  • throttle valve
  • mixture control valve
  • fuel metering valve
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14
Q

connected to the pilot’s throttle lever and controls the airflow to the engine

A

throttle valve

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15
Q

it is connected to the pilot’s mixture control lever and bleeds off fuel pressure applied to the metering fuel valve

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mixture control valve

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16
Q

The ________ can also close completely acting as the Idle Cut Off Valve.

A

mixture control valve

17
Q

mechanically connected to the throttle valve

A

fuel metering valve

18
Q

controls fuel flow coming from the mixture control valve to the fuel manifold valve according to the position of the throttle valve

A

fuel metering valve

19
Q

central point for distributing metered fuel to the engine

A

fuel manifold valve

20
Q

located in each cylinder head, with its outlet directed into the inlet port

A

discharge nozzles

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