Fuel Systems (Compression-Ignition)

Hirst, Jack

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To supply the fuel at high pressure to the injectors, small high-speed C.I. engines use either an in-line jerk pump or a rotary-distributor pump.

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Burnley College of Arts and Technology, UK
Jack Hirst (Lecturer in Motor Vehicle Subjects, Examiner in Motor Vehicle Subjects)
West Midlands Advisory Council for Further Education incorporating the Union of Educational Institutions, UK
Jack Hirst (Lecturer in Motor Vehicle Subjects, Examiner in Motor Vehicle Subjects)

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Bolton Institute of Higher Education, UK
Roy Brooks (Senior Lecturer in Motor Vehicle Subjects) (Senior Lecturer in Motor Vehicle Subjects)

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Hirst, J. (1983). Fuel Systems (Compression-Ignition). In: Brooks, R. (eds) Lecturers’ Guide to Engines and Electrics. Macmillan Motor Vehicle Engineering Studies. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06701-5_4

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