The corrective injection duration is calculated from the engine condition detected by various sensors.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement is True.

Corrective injection in an engine refers to the process of adjusting the fuel injection timing or duration based on real-time data collected from various sensors. These sensors monitor several engine parameters such as temperature, pressure, speed, and air-fuel mixture. The engine control unit (ECU) utilizes this data to calculate the necessary adjustments to maintain optimal engine performance and efficiency.

In practice, when sensors detect conditions that deviate from the desired operating parameters, the ECU processes this information to alter the corrective injection duration. This ensures that the engine operates smoothly and reduces emissions, thereby enhancing performance. Therefore, the duration of corrective injection indeed depends on the engine condition as detected by the sensors.