Turbo

Turbo is an acronym for TURbine BOosted. This means that it comprises a turbine to extract energy from an internal combustion engine and using this energy to boost the air input to the engine, thus increasing the volumetric efficiency i.e. producing more power.

Related Topics:
Acronym - Turbine - Energy - Internal combustion engine - Volumetric efficiency - Power

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Other uses of the word turbo:

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