What is a throttle?

Throttling is also called "throttling" and "throttling". Refers to the control device that controls the engine power (thrust). On the piston aero-engine, the throttle valve controls the opening of the carburetor to control the filling amount of the cylinder, thus determining the output power of the engine. On the gas turbine engine, the throttle valve controls the metered fuel flow of the fuel regulator, thus determining the thrust generated by the engine. The position of the throttle is controlled by the driver operating the throttle lever in the cockpit, and it is transmitted to the carburetor or fuel regulator on the engine through control system components such as pull rod, rocker arm, torsion tube, steel cable, pulley and sector wheel. On an airplane, the throttle lever is always pushed forward to increase power (thrust) and pulled back to decrease power (thrust).

The accelerator pedal is also called the accelerator pedal. It is a part of automobile fuel supply system. By controlling the amount of pedaling, the throttle opening of the engine, the air intake and the oil quantity through the computer, the engine speed can be controlled.

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