
The BC-NJ Diesel Injector Durability Test Bench is designed for durability and running-in testing of electronically controlled diesel injectors, particularly for production-line applications.
The system can test 8 injectors simultaneously and uses a common rail pump driven by an 11kW motor. The pump-end fuel pressure can reach up to 300 MPa, while the fuel temperature is controlled between 40°C and 50°C by a dedicated refrigeration unit.
The BC-NJ provides a controlled environment for injector endurance testing, helping manufacturers and testing facilities evaluate injector operation under specified test conditions.
The main purpose of the BC-NJ is to perform durability testing of electronically controlled injector assemblies on production lines.
The system integrates:
Machine frame and protective enclosure
Main drive system
Fuel supply system
Fuel cooling system
Electronic injector drive system
Control system
The integrated design allows injectors to be installed quickly for durability testing.
The BC-NJ is equipped with 8 electronic injector drive channels and can perform durability testing on 8 injectors.
The injector low-pressure fuel lines and electrical cables are manually connected, allowing the injectors to be installed and removed according to production and testing requirements.
The oil source is generated by a Bosch common rail pump driven by the main motor.
The main drive motor specification is:
380V
50Hz
11kW
Speed range: 40–1450 r/min
The motor and common rail pump are connected through a durability-rated coupling and protected by a safety enclosure.
A matching variable-frequency drive is used to control the motor.
The BC-NJ is designed for high-pressure common rail injector durability testing.
The specified maximum pump-end fuel supply pressure is 300 MPa.
The rail pressure measurement system uses a high-pressure sensor with a measurement range of 0–350 MPa and an accuracy class of 0.5%.
The pressure sensor is installed on a dedicated common rail.
Fuel temperature is an important test parameter for injector durability testing.
The BC-NJ maintains the fuel temperature within a controlled range of 40–50°C.
A dedicated refrigeration unit provides forced cooling to help maintain the required fuel temperature during continuous testing.
This design supports more consistent test conditions during injector endurance runs.
The test medium can use:
ISO 4113 standard calibration oil
JB-1 calibration oil
Using the specified test medium allows the durability test to be conducted under defined test conditions.
The fuel supply system uses a two-stage filtration arrangement.
A 200-mesh coarse filter is installed inside the fuel tank.
A high-precision filter with a filtration accuracy of 5 μm is installed between the fuel tank and common rail pump inlet.
This filtration system helps control contamination in the fuel supply circuit.
The injector return fuel uses a closed return circuit.
An open filter screen is installed in the return line, and after filtration, the fuel returns to the fuel tank.
This design supports continuous circulation of the test medium during durability testing.
The BC-NJ uses a high-pressure sensor for rail pressure measurement.
The sensor specification is:
Measurement range: 0–350 MPa
Accuracy class: 0.5%
Installation: Dedicated common rail
This provides pressure monitoring during the durability test process.
The control system can calculate the required main motor speed according to the preset fuel injection quantity.
Operators can also set parameters such as:
Rail pressure
Waiting time
Injection quantity-related test conditions
This allows the test bench to operate according to defined durability test procedures.
The operating area is designed as an enclosed workspace.
The test bench frame is welded from sheet metal, and the operating area includes protective covers and lighting.
The main motor and common rail pump connection are also protected by a safety enclosure.
This design is intended for professional production and testing environments.
The BC-NJ Diesel Injector Durability Test Bench is mainly suitable for:
Diesel Injector Production Lines
Used for durability and running-in testing of electronically controlled injector assemblies.
Common Rail Injector Manufacturers
Suitable for production testing and endurance verification.
Injector Remanufacturing Facilities
Can be used for durability testing after injector assembly or rebuilding.
Diesel Fuel System Laboratories
Provides controlled pressure and temperature conditions for injector endurance tests.
Diesel Component Testing Centers
Suitable for long-duration testing of electronic common rail injectors.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | BC-NJ |
| Main Application | Electronic Injector Durability Testing |
| Injector Capacity | 8 Injectors |
| Common Rail Pump | Bosch Common Rail Pump |
| Main Motor | 380V / 50Hz / 11kW |
| Motor Speed | 40–1450 r/min |
| Maximum Pump-End Pressure | 300 MPa |
| Rail Pressure Sensor | 0–350 MPa |
| Sensor Accuracy | 0.5% |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | Approx. 60L |
| Fuel Temperature | 40–50°C |
| Cooling Method | Refrigeration Unit |
| Test Medium | ISO 4113 or JB-1 Calibration Oil |
| Coarse Filtration | 200 Mesh |
| Fine Filtration | 5 μm |
| Injector Drive Channels | 8 |
| Installation Environment | 5–35°C |
| Relative Humidity | 20–90% RH, Non-Condensing |
| Power Supply | 3P / 50Hz / 380V ±10% |
| Wiring | Three-Phase Five-Wire System |
The BC-NJ is mainly designed for durability and running-in testing of electronically controlled diesel injector assemblies, especially for production-line applications.
The BC-NJ is designed for 8 injectors.
The specified maximum pump-end fuel supply pressure is 300 MPa.
The rail pressure sensor has a measurement range of 0–350 MPa with an accuracy class of 0.5%.
The fuel temperature is controlled within 40–50°C.
The system uses a dedicated refrigeration unit for forced cooling.
The technical specification supports ISO 4113 standard calibration oil or JB-1 calibration oil.
Yes. The system uses two-stage filtration, including a 200-mesh coarse filter and a 5 μm high-precision filter.
The main drive motor is 11kW, 380V, 50Hz, with a speed range of 40–1450 r/min.
Yes. The injector return fuel uses a closed return system. After filtration, the test medium flows back into the fuel tank.
Yes. The control system allows parameters such as rail pressure and waiting time to be set according to the test requirements.
