Superchargers and Supercharging: A Summary of the Data Obtained During an Important Series of Experiments Carried out by the N.A.C.A
SUPERCHARGING is the increasing of the weight of charge delivered to an engine in excess of that normally inducted at the prevailing atmospheric pressures and temperatures. It can be accomplished to a small extent by the use of long intake-pipes by taking advantage of the ramming action of the air....
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