✔ 最佳答案
"正常車engine是自然吸氣, 即進入engine的空氣壓力約等於大氣壓力。
Turbo車engine則會把吸入的空氣先行壓縮至大於大氣壓力。跟據Thermodynamic 理論, power會大好多。"
This is a pretty close/good explanation.
Except the turbo doesn't use the air that it breathes in.
Turbo uses the air from the exhaust and pushes through the intercooler than back into the engine. Usually the turbocharger could pack in 50% more air into the engine.
"Double Turbo即有兩個Turbo, 加壓再加壓, power更大。"
The difference between a single turbo and twin turbo is the amount of time it needs for the turbochargers to spin.
A large single turbo charger would take longer to spin to archive the same amount of compression as it would with the twin turbo setup.
Twin turbo setup doesn't necessary result in a higher POWER output, but it would ultimately result in a faster spool up in comparison to a single turbo-setup when you want to archive the same amount of horsepower.