Unlike a mechanical supercharger driven by an engine belt, how does an automotive turbocharger drive its compressor to force air into the intake manifold?
- ABy drawing electrical current directly from the charging alternator
- By utilizing expanding exhaust gases to spin a turbine wheelCevap
- CBy using pressurized coolant circulated from the engine radiator
- DBy drawing mechanical drive directly from the camshaft during the intake stroke
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By utilizing expanding exhaust gases to spin a turbine wheel
An automotive turbocharger harnesses the kinetic and heat energy of hot exhaust gases exiting the engine cylinders. These expanding gases flow through the turbine housing to spin a turbine wheel, which rotates a shared center shaft connected to the compressor wheel in the intake tract, forcing dense, pressurized air into the engine.
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Turbocharger operation and forced induction via exhaust gas energy
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