This work develops an electronic device for mass-based fuel consumption measurement in internal combustion engines, highlighting its components and operational features.
This paper presents the design and development of an electronic device for mass-based measurement of liquid fuel consumption of internal combustion engines, tailored for applications in test benches. The study begins by reviewing various methods for measuring fuel consumption during engine testing, highlighting their advantages and limitations. The analytical foundation underlying the developed device is then explored, detailing its working principles, system architecture, and the mathematical models employed to compute critical fuel consumption parameters. A comprehensive description of the constructed fuel consumption measurement device is provided, including its components and operational characteristics.
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