= Mechanical power control
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Mechanical power control refers to methods and systems designed to manage and regulate mechanical power in various applications, such as engines, machinery, and vehicles. This can encompass a range of mechanisms and technologies, each tailored to optimize performance, efficiency, and response to changing operational demands. Here are some key aspects of mechanical power control: 1. **Throttle Control**: In internal combustion engines, the throttle is used to control the amount of air-fuel mixture entering the engine, thereby regulating engine speed and power output.
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