What does a turbocharger do in a car engine?
Electric turbo is a supercharging device used in automobile engines. Its function is to increase the intake pressure of the engine, so that the engine can generate more power.
The electric turbo feeds compressed air into the engine through a turbine rotor driven by the exhaust gas flow. When the exhaust airflow of the engine passes through the electric turbo, it will drive the turbine rotor to rotate at a high speed, and the turbine rotor drives the compressor to rotate through the connected shaft, compressing the intake air and sending it to the engine.
Due to the effect of electric turbo, the engine can produce greater horsepower and torque under the same displacement, which improves the power performance of the car. In addition, electric turbo can also improve the fuel economy of the engine, because it can reduce the displacement and fuel consumption of the engine while maintaining the same power output. In short, a turbocharger is a supercharging device that can improve the power performance and fuel economy of an automobile engine, and it has been widely used in modern automobile engines.
