What's the difference between turbocharging and self-priming?

Turbocharging and self-priming have the following differences: 1. Turbocharged engine: The turbine in the turbine chamber is driven by the inertia impact of the exhaust gas discharged by the engine, and the turbine drives the coaxial impeller to input more air into the intake manifold through high-speed rotation, thus improving the combustion efficiency of the engine. 2. Naturally aspirated engine: refers to the air simply passing through the air filter, throttle valve, intake manifold and cylinder. 3. Under the same displacement, the explosion power of vortex energy pressurization is obviously stronger than that of natural inhalation. No one has any objection to this. If you don't like the flexible power output of natural inhalation, it is suggested to use coarse vortex energy to boost the pressure.