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Both a great deal and very little at the basic operation level.
Most current automotive diesel engines are Turbo charged, four cycle direct injection designs with high pressure common rail injection systems.
Most North American Locomotives are two cycle turbo charged direct injection engines.
Most Locomotives are still using the old style mechanical injection pump or unit injectors. (depending on manufacturer)
What else can I help you with?
What is the difference between CDi and Turbo engines?
CDi is an acronym for Common-rail Direct Injection, which describes a particular diesel injection technology. Nearly every diesel engine equipped with CDi will be turbocharged.
What is the difference between DI and crde engine?
Direct Injection & common rail
How the engines of automobiles are different from the rail engine?
Most basic difference: The automobile engine is overwhelmingly a gasoline engine. Rail engines were steam at first, and today are either diesel or electric. To my knowledge, there has never been a gasoline railroad locomotive.
What is the full form of TDCI diesel engine?
Turbo diesel common rail injection
What is tdci engine?
Turbo Diesel Commmon Rail Injection
What is the tolerance between the nozzle needle and the nozzle body of a common rail diesel injector?
Find out who makes the engine and ask them
What is the difference between a conventional diesel engine and common rail diesel engine.How does the common rail diesel engine work?
Common rail diesel basic description:A common rail diesel engine differs from a conventional diesel engine in several important respects. A conventional diesel engine works via a mechanical injection system, which relies on the engine's diesel injection pump to deliver the required fuel pressure, at the correct time, to the diesel injector in order to allow the injector to operate. Each individual injector on a conventional diesel engine has its own pipe or "rail" connecting the injector to the mechanical pump, allowing the delivery of fuel to the injector. Common rail diesel injection systems work on a much different principle. In this system the mechanical controls are replaced by electronic controls to allow for more precise metering and timing of the fuel delivery into the engine, and therefore the injection pump is no longer solely responsible for the operation of the injection system. Also, the individual injector rails are replaced by 1 (or 2) "common rail" which operates under a constant high pressure. There is no injection pump associated with this system, yet a high pressure pump is still required to deliver the high pressure fuel to the common rail. The high pressure pump is capable of producing (depending on the system used) approximately 29000 psi of pressure into the common rail. At the correct time the electronic injector is operated and the fuel is injected into the engine allowing ignition to occur. The timing and fuel quantity is controlled by an advanced engine management system which gathers data on the engine conditions via a collection of sensors. All of these sensors measure different system parameters to calculate the correct fueling for the engine at any given moment.
Who invented common rail diesel?
The common rail diesel engine was first used by German invention with the fiat company using in marine engines say Borsik fiat
What are the difference between petrol engine and mpfi engine?
There is no difference. Petrol is just another name for gasoline. MPFI just means Multi-Point Fuel Injection. A petrol (gasoline) engine can be MPFI or it can have a carburetor. It can have many different ways to get gasoline (petrol) to the cylinders.
What does tdci engine mean?
TDCi means Turbo Diesel Common rail injection
Is your T reg peugeot 1.9 Turbo Diesel a common-rail engine?
yes
What is the difference between tube and rail?
tube is underground but rail is on the ground :)
