New Turbochargers

The Turbocharger is a device present on almost all modern engines, which increases the air pressure entering the cylinders in a way to increase, with the same displacement, the mass of air introduced into the combustion chamber and therefore the power of the motor. The high-pressure air also creates a more favorable environment for fuel combustion, thus reducing fuel consumption and pollution. The turbocharger consists of a turbine wheel which, driven by the engine exhaust gases, drives a compressor wheel which has the function of compressing the intake air. The set of the two impellers and the axis is called the rotor body. In the central part we find the cartridge which has the function of supporting the engine and the two casings: the turbine side and the compressor side which have the task of conveying the air on the impeller blades.