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Application of variable geometry turbine turbochargers to gasoline engines- A review

An ideal engine today is considered to be one with low emission, low fuel consumption and high specific power output. Engine downsizing by turbocharging provides an answer toall the three. Though the traditional problems of poor low end torque and inadequate transient response have been overcome to...

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Power consumption
Superchargers
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Turbines
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