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Management of the maximum amount of air entering the engine
There is a lot of these reasons that the cylinders of the engine must not be a large amount of fuel injected (or the maximum number of physically possible): - Excessive secretion of harmful substances in exhaust gases; - Excessive secretion of soot; - Mechanical overload due to excessive torque or limit the engine speed; - Thermal overload caused by overheating of the cooling fluid, engine oil, or the turbocharger.
The maximum number of air entering the engine is formed from a large number of input variables, such as the mass of the incoming air, the engine speed and engine coolant temperature.
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