What is the power device of a tank?
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Tank power is composed of the engine and its auxiliary systems. The relevant content about tank power is as follows: Tank power engine: Early tanks used gasoline engines, while modern tanks mostly use supercharged high-speed diesel engines, and some also use gas turbines, with a maximum power of up to 1100 kilowatts. The auxiliary systems of the engine include the fuel supply system, air supply system, lubrication system, cooling system, heating system, and starting system. Tank power device: The power device of a tank is the power source of the tank. It is mainly used to generate the traction force that drives the tank's movement and enables the tank to reach the required speed. This power device also drives the generator to produce electricity, supplies power to the electrical devices on the tank and charges the battery, and drives the operation of hydraulic and pneumatic devices.