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Aircraft Maintenance TroubleShoot > Aircraft Turbocharger & Controller

Lycoming engine turbocharger controls can be divided into three systems:

(1). Variable pressure controller,
(2). Density controller in conjunction with a Differential pressure controller, and,
(3). Density controller.

All three control systems regulate turbocharger output by adjusting oil pressure to the exhaust bypass valve.
The Variable pressure controller senses induction system pressure.
The Density controller senses induction system pressure and temperature. It regulates oil pressure only at wide-open throttle. The Differential pressure controller senses deck pressure (before the throttle valve) and air pressure after the throttle valve.
 



 

 


 

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