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Turbo developments major on increased airflow and greater efficiency

Advances in turbocharger design allow smaller frame sizes, energy savings, higher efficiency, reduced emissions and cost savings, writes David Tinsley

Model illustrating the compact architecture of MAN two-stage turbocharging with intermediate cooling

Advances in turbocharger design allow smaller frame sizes, energy savings, higher efficiency, reduced emissions and cost savings, writes David Tinsley

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