Technician A says that a turbocharger uses the normally wasted heat energy of the exhaust to turn an impeller at high speed. Technician B says that there is only one type of supercharger, the roots-type. Which technician is correct?

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Osvaldo Carroll

15 March, 14:06

Technician A says that a turbocharger uses the normally wasted heat energy of the exhaust to turn an impeller at high speed. Technician B says that there is only one type of supercharger, the roots-type. Which technician is correct?

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Roselyn Meza · Answer 1

Technician A is "true".

Explanation:

A turbo is more efficient than a supercharger since your engine does not need to work harder to power the turbo. Because a turbo is not connected directly to the engine, it can spin much faster than a supercharger. A turbocharger, colloquially known as a turbo, is a turbine-driven, forced induction device that increases an internal combustion engine's efficiency and power output by forcing extra compressed air into the combustion chamber.

Technician A says that a turbocharger uses the normally wasted heat energy of the exhaust to turn an impeller at high speed. Technician B says that there is only one type of supercharger, the roots-type. Which technician is correct?Tech A (T/F)

Technician A says that a turbocharger uses the normally wasted heat energy of the exhaust to turn an impeller at high speed. Technician B says that there is only one type of supercharger, the roots-type. Which technician is correct?

Tech A (T/F)