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• 1, What is the principle of turbocharging?
• 2、turbo Supercharged engine principle
• 3,DigiPlus stock The principle and function of turbocharging

What is the principle of turbocharging?

The turbocharger is a machine composed of a turbine chamber and a supercharger. The intake of the turbine chamber is connected to the exhaust manifold, and the exhaust port is connected to the exhaust pipe; the inlet of the supercharger is connected to the air filter pipe, and the exhaust port is connected to the intake manifold. The turbine and impeller are installed in the turbine chamber and the supercharger respectively, and the two are rigidly connected coaxially.

The working principle of the turbocharger is to use the exhaust gas generated by the operation of the internal combustion engine to drive the air compressor through the structure of two coaxial impellers.

Turbocharging mainly uses the energy of the engine and exhaust gas to drive the compressor to realize the supercharging of the intake air, and basically does not consume the power of the engine in the whole process. The engine with good acceleration continuity relies on the combustion of fuel in the cylinder to generate power, because the amount of fuel input is limited by the amount of air inhaled in the cylinder.

The principle of turbocharging is that in the same unit time, the mixture of more air and fuel can be forced into the cylinder for compression and explosion, which can produce greater power output than that of a natural intake engine at the same speed.

The working principle of turbocharging is that the exhaust gas enters the turbine housing through the exhaust manifold to promote the turbine to rotate. Because the turbine and the impeller have the same axis, the impeller in the other side of the housing also rotates with the turbine. The impeller compresses the air and sends the high-density compressed air into the combustion chamber to participate in the combustion.

Turbocharged Engine Principle

1. The working principle of the turbine is: use a special compressor to put the gas before entering the cylinder Pre-compression is carried out to increase the gas density entering the cylinder and reduce the volume of the gas. In this way, the mass of the gas is greatly increased in the unit volume, and the intake can meet the combustion needs of the fuel, so as to achieve the purpose of improving the engine power.

2. The principle of turbocharging is mainly to use the exhaust gas generated by the engine to drive the turbocharger to pressurize the air entering the engine to improve the combustion efficiency and power output of the engine. The main working principle of turbocharging is to use the exhaust gas generated by the engine to drive the turbocharger.

3. The principle of turbocharged engine: When the driver steps on the accelerator pedal, the engine speed changes. Due to the inertia of turbines and compressors, they cannot keep up with the change of this speed in time. This phenomenon is called "slugging phenomenon" and "lagging phenomenon" that delays the engine to increase or decrease the output power.

4. The working principle of turbocharging is that the exhaust gas enters the turbine housing through the exhaust manifold to promote the turbine to rotate. Because the turbine and the impeller are coaxial, the impeller in the other side of the housing also rotates with the turbine. The impeller compresses air and sends high-density compressed air into the combustion chamber to participate in combustion.

5. In order to better understand the supercharging technology of turbochargers, it is very necessary to understand the working principle of internal combustion engines. First of all, the vast majority of passenger or commercial vehicles have four-stroke engines.The working principle of the four-stroke engine is to realize the process of intake and exhaust through the switch of the intake control valve and the exhaust control valve.

6. The working principle of the automobile engine turbocharger is that the turbocharger uses the inertial impact of the exhaust gas discharged by the engine to push the turbine in the turbine chamber. The turbine also drives the coaxial impeller, and the impeller presses the air sent from the air filter pipe to make it pressurized into the cylinder.

Turbocharging principle and function

1. The main function of turbocharging is to increase the engine intake, so as to improve the power and torque of the engine and make the car more powerful. When an engine is equipped with a turbocharger, its maximum power can be increased by 40% or even higher than that without a turbocharger.

2. Principle of turbocharged engine: When the driver steps on the accelerator pedal, the engine speed changes. Due to the inertia of turbines and compressors, they cannot keep up with the change of this speed in time. This phenomenon is called "slugging phenomenon" and "lagging phenomenon" that delays the engine to increase or decrease the output power.

3. The principle of automobile turbocharging: The turbocharging device is actually a compressed air compressor used to increase the air intake of the engine.

4. We hope to use the following simple steps to let you understand the working order of turbocharging, so that you can clearly understand the working principle of the turbocharging system. The schematic diagram is as follows: First, the exhaust gas discharged by the engine pushes the turbine Wheel 2 at the exhaust end of the turbine and makes it rotate.