Turbocharger vacuum level issues
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Summer has arrived, and the vacuum level of the turbine is poor, which affects normal operation; the reason for this is that the cooling effect of air cooling is not as good in winter. Are there any good technical improvement solutions?
Where can we tell that the performance is poor? It’s the apparent error caused by temperature, I guess
If that’s possible, we can only find a solution by working on the air cooler.
Find some methods and measures from the perspective of cooling effects!
Turbines are designed to operate under summer and winter conditions; it’s normal for their performance to be lower in summer than in winter. As long as it remains within acceptable limits, there is no need for technical modifications. Technological improvement solutions essentially involve increasing the heat exchange area or raising the circulation rate.