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what is governor in engine
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A governor in an engine is a crucial device or mechanism designed to maintain the engine's operation within a pre-defined speed range, despite varying loads. It dynamically adjusts the fuel or air input to regulate the engine's speed, preventing it from exceeding safe limits. This is particularly important in applications where constant engine speed is critical, regardless of the load – like in electrical generators or in machinery where consistent performance is essential. By sensing changes in the engine's rotational speed, the governor makes instant adjustments to keep the engine running smoothly and efficiently, safeguarding against potential damage from over-speeding and enhancing longevity and reliability. This not only optimizes performance but also plays a significant role in safety and energy conservation.
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