13.7. Turbocharger
Power which the engine can develop depends on amount of air and fuel which comes to engine cylinders. For increase in engine capacity it is necessary to increase both amount of the given air, and fuel. Giving of bigger amount of fuel will not give effect until the amount of air, sufficient for its combustion, appears, differently excess of not burned down fuel is formed that leads to an overheat of the engine which besides, at the same time strongly smokes. For increase in amount of the air given to the engine the turbocharger which compresses the air given to the combustion chamber is used.
The turbocharger consists of the centrifugal air pump and the turbine connected by means of the general rigid axis among themselves. Both of these elements rotate in one direction and with an identical speed. Energy of a stream having fulfilled shy gases which in ordinary engines are not used, here will be transformed to the torque putting a turbocharger in action. The fulfilled gases which are going out of engine cylinders have high temperature and pressure. They disperse to high speed and come into contact with shovels of the turbine which will transform their kinetic energy to mechanical energy of rotation. This transformation of energy is followed by decrease in temperature of exhaust gases and their pressure. The turbocharger sucks in air via the air filter, squeezes it and gives to engine cylinders. The amount of fuel which can be mixed with air at the same time can be increased that allows the engine to develop big power.
The turbocharger is established under a final collector. For turbocharger lubricant engine oil moves under pressure on a special truboprowo of du from a head of the block of cylinders. The turbocharger incorporates the valve of dumping and a vacuum diaphragm which serves for restriction of pressure given by a turbocompressor to an inlet collector.
As the turbocompressor works at high speeds, it is necessary to observe care and purity that pollution did not get to a turbocompressor and did not put it out of action.
Prevention
Removal
Turbocharger
A – from the air filter; B – to an inlet collector; C – from a final collector; D – to a reception exhaust pipe; E – turbocharger; F – oil supply tube; |
G – oxidizer; H – branch pipe of supply of exhaust gases; I – emphasis; J – EGR valve; K – arm |
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