1. Discharge Pump Type Fuel Injection System Conventional fuel injection system (FI) meters and discharges, with injector, fuel that is held at a constant pressure by activating fuel pump and regulator. Our Discharge Pump Type FI System injects fuel only on demand in a required amount, using a fuel injection module (a discharge pump) that combines functions of fuel pump, regulator and injector. 2. Configuration and Operation of Discharge Pump
(1) Low Electric Power Consumption |
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Supplies electric power to Discharge Pump only when injection is required including fuel pressurization and discharge |
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Uses capacitor driver. |
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(2) Low System Cost |
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Functions of fuel pump, regulator and injector have been integrated in discharge pump. |
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Elimination of high pressure fuel pump dispenses with substantial modification of fuel tank. |
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Uses low pressure fuel filter and lower pressure fuel lines (high pressure fuel filter or high pressure fuel lines are no longer needed). |
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Vehicle's power generating unit requires less modification for increased output because of this FI System's lower power consumption. |
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(3) Excellent High Temperature Resistance |
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Unique fuel circulation design ensures high temperature resistance comparable or superior to that of conventional fuel injection systems. |
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Uses capacitor driver. |
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(4) Excellent Emission Control |
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Has successfully cleared Euro III standards. |
| 4. Deliveries Our FI System is used on SUZUKI "Let's 4 " and "Let's 4G " that were released on October 16, 2004, and contributing to these two-wheelers' excellent starting performance, low fuel consumption, and reduction in harmful exhaust gas contents, among others. Mikuni Corporation has created a brand, "iBeat "for FI System and its components of two-wheelers. 5. New Brand "iBeat " We will promote FI business under this new brand. |