Disadvantages of Turbocharging?
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Disadvantages of turbocharging: Where does engine power come from? First, intake air, inject fuel, then compress, and perform work to generate power. To produce greater power, it's quite simple: increase the intake air volume and fuel injection volume on the original basis, thereby enhancing the engine's power performance and generating greater horsepower. It sounds easy, but it's not simple to achieve. Turbocharging is the product of this idea, and currently, this technology is still being continuously researched and improved. The principle of turbocharging is that within the same unit of time, it can forcibly squeeze more air-fuel mixture into the cylinder for compression and combustion, thereby producing greater power output compared to a naturally aspirated engine.