Can a Private Car Run Continuously for 24 Hours?

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DelDaniella
07/29/25 4:47pm
Private cars can run continuously for 24 hours, but doing so may cause certain damage to the engine. Here are some relevant details about car engines: 1. Optimal State: The general RPM range is between 1000~3500, with the maximum torque output occurring around 3000 RPM, after which it inversely correlates with RPM. 2. Impact of RPM: The engine's RPM affects the number of work cycles per unit time or the effective power output, meaning the engine's effective power varies with different RPM levels. Therefore, when specifying the engine's effective power, the corresponding RPM must also be indicated.
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