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The difference between single turbo and twin turbo
The difference between a twin-turbo and a single-turbo is that one is single-turbo and the other is twin-turbo; Both work on the same principle as the main structure; The number of twin turbochargers has increased. When the engine works with two turbochargers, the intake efficiency is greatly improved, the supercharging effect is more significant, and the power performance is greatly improved, mainly to improve the "hysteresis phenomenon".
What is the difference between turbocharging and naturally aspirating?
Car turbocharging and naturally aspirated differ in terms of engine construction, vehicle power and maintenance costs.
The role of the turbocharger:
Advantages and disadvantages of twin-turbo and single-turbo
Twin turbocharging has two disadvantages, one is the increased cost, and the other is the increased fuel consumption.
What is the typical life of turbocharging?
The service life of turbochargers is generally more than 20 years. The main function of the turbocharger is to use the turbocharger to increase the air intake, output and torque of the engine.
Turbocharging is referred to as Turbo, its working principle is to use the exhaust inertia impulse discharged by the engine to push the turbine in the turbine room, and the turbine drives the coaxial impeller to force more air into the intake manifold through high-speed rotation, thereby improving the combustion efficiency rate of the engine.
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