How to Adjust Turbocharger Pressure?

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ElainaAnn
07/29/25 7:36pm
Here is the relevant introduction on adjusting turbocharger pressure: 1. Setting bypass valves: In the automotive turbocharging system, setting intake and exhaust bypass valves is the simplest, lowest-cost, and highly effective method to regulate boost pressure. 2. Low-pressure situation: When the compressor outlet pressure, i.e., the boost pressure, is below the specified limit, the diaphragm moves upward under the action of the diaphragm spring, and the linkage rod closes the exhaust bypass valve. When the boost pressure exceeds the specified limit, the boost pressure overcomes the diaphragm spring force, pushes the diaphragm downward, and the linkage rod opens the exhaust bypass valve, allowing part of the exhaust to bypass the turbine and directly enter the exhaust manifold, thereby controlling the boost pressure and turbine speed.
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