How to Measure Volume/Injection in a CRI Engine Injector Tester?

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To measure volume/injection in a CRI engine injector tester, various methods can be employed. One suggestion is to catch the spent fuel during a set number of injections to measure the total volume accurately. Another approach involves using a flow meter installed in the high-pressure supply line to obtain direct readings. Options for flow meters include thermal mass flow meters, ultrasonic Doppler flowmetry, and laser Doppler velocity measurement. Accurate measurement of injector performance can also be inferred from consistent exhaust temperatures.
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Hello all. I have a project to make the injector tester for CRI engine. Any ideas how to measure volume / injection ?

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There are all sorts of injector testers on the market to buy and there all very simple in how they work. If i were you id copy there design and it shouldn't take to much time or money.
 
In the market generally is testing carburetion, but how to measure the volume/injection of fuel I have not found. But thanks for the advice.
 
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Perhaps measure the exhaust temperatures. If they are all similar then injector volume is OK.
The alternative is to catch the spent fuel while counting 1000 injections and measure the volume.

If you inserted a flow meter in a high pressure CR supply adapter to one injector you could get a direct reading. There are a few ways I see to do this accurately.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_meter
Firstly; A low technology thermal mass flow meter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_meter#Thermal_mass_flow_meters
Secondly; Ultrasonic Doppler flowmetry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_Doppler_velocimetry
Thirdly; Laser Doppler Velocity.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_meter#Laser_Doppler_flow_measurement
 
All else being equal, shouldn't you be able to measure the explosive energy (by the displacement behavior of the piston) of the fuel air mixture and using molar fractions calculate the amount of moles of combustible released into the chamber?
 
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