Can a Naturally Aspirated Engine Be Fitted with a Turbocharger?
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Naturally aspirated engines can be fitted with turbochargers. The differences between naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines are: 1. Naturally aspirated engines rely on negative pressure intake, requiring pressure differentials to draw in air, and increasing cylinder volume to burn more gasoline. 2. Turbocharged engines use forced induction to increase air intake, allowing more gasoline to be burned. The functions of an engine are: 1. Converting the thermal energy of gasoline or diesel into mechanical energy by burning the fuel in a sealed cylinder, causing gas expansion that drives the piston to perform work. 2. Increasing the intake air volume and fuel injection quantity on the existing basis can enhance the engine's power output, generating greater horsepower.