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In an attempt to improve engines BTI has invented the FlexiJector™. The FlexiJector™ is designed to directly inject fuel into the engine combustion chamber--diesel, gasoline, or whatever fluid you wish to burn. The instantaneous rate of fuel flow through the FlexiJector™ is dependent upon driver current and relatively independent of injection pressure (even at diesel pressures). We have produced a several protoypes are are now seeking development partners. 
Some Specs:
| Type: | Variable Orifice (outwardly opening poppet) | | | | Common Rail | | | | | | | Flow Rate: | Proportional to Current Figure at right is actual data |  | | | | | | Pressure: | Demonstrated to 12000 psi (820 bar) | | | | Designed to 25000 psi (1700 bar) | | | | | | | Physical: | Mass 33 gm Length 50 mm Diameter 16 mm (without nut) Installation Nut 22 mm Diameter |  | | | | | | Spray Pattern | Can be designed per application Picture at right is photograph of one pattern | .png) | |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 25 January 2012 )
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