Centrifugal Governor
http://www.epicphysics.com/practical-physics/the-centrifugal-governor/ The centrifugal governor was invented by James Watt. The centrifugal governor was requ…
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Thanks, solid explanation.
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I’m studying for a test on diesel injection in college thanks for the good video 😀
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Cool, sounds very interesting and difficult :). Glad the video helped
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View Commentthis is a very good video to understand how the governor is working…thanks.
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View CommentI think these are still used because they are a simpler machine, if you were to have an electronic version you’d need the rotational device, a computer chip and then an actuator of some sort to increase/ decrease the fuel supply. I’ve seen these still used in diesel engines ^^^, altho i’m sure a lot of cars do have electronic varients. Thanks for the comment 🙂
View CommentSurprised these are still used in modern cars, would expect it to be computer controlled these days.
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