How a Turbocharger Works Animation
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2016
- How a turbocharger works, an explanation of the turbocharger in diesel engines and engines in general.
A turbocharger, is a turbine-driven forced induction device that increases an internal combustion engine's efficiency and power output by forcing extra air into the combustion chamber. This improvement over a naturally aspirated engine's power output is because the turbine can force more air - and proportionately more fuel - into the combustion chamber than atmospheric pressure alone.
Turbochargers were originally known as turbosuperchargers when all forced induction devices were classified as superchargers.
A turbocharger is powered by a turbine driven by the engine's exhaust gas. Compared to a mechanically driven supercharger, turbochargers tend to be more efficient, but less responsive.
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the best simplest explanation on RUclips to be understood by masses
Wow, it's absolutely amazing and brief ❣️. This video should be ranked on top
This is a turbo certified classic
What an elegant way to explain! Thank you.
Well said simple but understandable
Truly amazing and crisp explanation about the TC. Well done
Lovely video! Well explained!!
WOW, well done. Very nicely explained!
Best explanation.Brief and to the point.
Good simple explanation for a beginning driver or mechanic👍👍👍
Simply and easy to understand..
thank you
Short to the point!👏👏👏
Love how they ended with that quote “perfectly IN TUNE with the 21st century”
Love my lil' turbo. What a hoot! 😂
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good and simple explanation but I still prefer bigger non turbo engines for their reliability and often higher torque
Turbo charged engines have higher torque but only at higher rpm
keep it up you guys
I love Turbo Charge
This is good but super basic. There's a lot more that you could discuss, specifically how the system (or the pilot) regulates manifold pressure and the common wastegate & APC setups. Thank you for the video.
you are so good
280,000 rpm? THAT'S INSANE
My turbo spins 800,000rpms😂 Race Gas😂
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Hence we have 4 cylinder 2L engines in a C63 😅
Ohh so this is why I can drive over 1000km in my turbo diesel
I almost understood.
Turbocharer or massive naturally aspirated engine ?
WHY NOT BOTH
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Do I need a intercooler for a turbocharger
I think it helps? You may need to talk to a mechanic on some forums.
Yes its necessary for the turbocharged engines because when the air compress by the turbo its temperature is high for maintain this air temperature you must need intercooler...
It gives a gas engine more power but they wear out faster.
buuuuuut they wear faster too at least if you drive cray cray
this is why I bought porchye
4,666 revolutions per second.. really?
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they'll tell you about the good side of turbcharged engines, but ofc they wont tell you this will reduce engine life by 40%, in other words if youre buying a turbocharged engine car buy it brand new and dont buy a used one
Stop! indirectly Turbo takes energy from engine to work .
How?
Though it takes some energy from the outflow of exhaust gases to spin the turbine, it results in forced induction thereby making the engine produce a lot more power than being NA. As Jeremy Clarkson said, witchcraft happens and that makes you go faster.
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The fuel injection has to be according the combustion pressures raised by the turbo which is exponential and not linear to avoid carbon production. The world has a half design of the turbo not adjusted to fuel injection only big ships as example. Who ignores the origin of the turbo (designer) and Heaven's promise about it has no future. No one can change the facts of the past or history. (turbo Jesus).
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