IISc-Bengaluru develops indigenous fuel injector for fighter planes, to be tested on Amca!
- Prof. Saptarshi Basu
- Dec 4, 2024
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The recent development by IISc Bengaluru of an indigenous fuel injector for fighter jets—soon to be tested on the AMCA platform—is a remarkable leap in India's defense self-reliance. This innovation not only reduces dependency on foreign suppliers but also demonstrates India's advancing capabilities in precision engineering and high-performance fuel systems. Interestingly, this progress mirrors the broader trends identified in the automotive fuel injection market, where demand for efficient, high-pressure fuel injectors is rising across both defense and civilian sectors. The intersection of aerospace-grade injector technology and automotive applications may soon open doors to shared innovations, benefiting fuel economy, emissions control, and engine performance across industries.