What is edu common rail?

EDU Common Rail refers to a type of fuel injection system used in diesel engines, specifically the "common rail" technology that allows for more precise control of fuel delivery. In this system, fuel is stored in a single rail and can be injected into the engine at high pressure, improving efficiency and reducing emissions. The EDU (Electronic Diesel Unit) is responsible for managing the injection process, optimizing performance, and ensuring compliance with emissions standards. This technology enhances engine responsiveness and overall performance.