How Does an Engine Turbocharger Work?

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Engine turbocharger works by converting the power generated from exhaust gas into increased pressure in the intake pipe. There is a fan blade in the exhaust pipe and another in the intake pipe. When the engine is running and producing exhaust gas, the blade in the exhaust pipe rotates, driving the blade in the intake pipe to rotate via a shaft, thereby increasing the intake pressure. When the throttle is increased, the exhaust gas also increases, and the intake air increases accordingly with the exhaust gas. The exhaust turbocharger for automotive engines is a highly precise device widely used in power equipment such as engineering machinery and generator sets. Without altering the basic structure of the diesel engine, the turbocharger can increase the power by thirty percent or even more.