Integrated solenoid valves between fuel chambers and nozzle needles enable compact dual-fuel injection with faster control of diesel and methanol or ammonia.
Radially adjacent overlapping fuel chambers and autofrettage raise pressure resistance and stabilize dual-fuel injector flow.
A speed-based throttle filter smooths centrifugal clutch engagement, reducing start shock, driver disturbance, and unintended slope movement.
Side-by-side overlapping fuel chambers shorten the injector and reduce stress, oscillations, and high-pressure manufacturing difficulty.
Sub-surface fuel pods blend stored hydrogen or natural gas with reduced pipeline flow to keep power generation running during curtailment.
A dual injector admits pilot fuel to displace primary fuel, creating a segmented charge that limits mixing and supports reliable compression ignition.
Variable pump output meters compression-ignition fuel off-cycle, enabling precise dual-fuel charge control across engine loads.