Motor-assisted variable geometry turbocharging system
A turbo system, geometry technology, applied in belt/chain/gear, transmission, combustion engine, etc., to solve problems such as slow response, delayed engine and vehicle response, etc.
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[0028] In order to improve the response of the engine and vehicle to the opening of the throttle valve, in order to increase the boost level of the engine intake system for rapid acceleration, an external power source is required to operate the turbocharger at high speed when the engine is idling. The external power source may be an electric motor, a hydraulic motor, an air motor or the like, especially an actuator whose power output is controllable. The external power source of the preferred embodiment and examples given below is an electric motor which, at engine idle, engages the supercharger rotor and increases the rotational idle speed of the rotating assembly.
[0029] If a higher boost pressure is available at engine idle than the turbocharger can provide from exhaust gas energy alone, this allows for faster fuel injection into the engine cylinders during acceleration and reduces black smoke during transitions and ...
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