Emission Control Throttle Solenoid

Emission Control Throttle Solenoids are components used in the control of emissions in non-aircraft engines. They are part of the supply class Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, which falls under the supply group Engine Accessories.

The purpose of an Emission Control Throttle Solenoid is to regulate the flow of air and fuel mixture into the engine's combustion chamber. It is an electromechanical device that operates based on electrical signals received from the engine control unit (ECU).

When the ECU determines that the engine needs to reduce emissions, it sends a signal to the Emission Control Throttle Solenoid, which then adjusts the throttle position accordingly. By controlling the throttle opening, the solenoid helps to optimize the air-fuel ratio and ensure efficient combustion, thereby reducing harmful emissions.

Emission Control Throttle Solenoids are commonly used in various non-aircraft engines, such as those found in automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, and other types of vehicles. They play a crucial role in meeting emission standards and regulations set by environmental agencies.

Overall, Emission Control Throttle Solenoids are important components in the emission control system of non-aircraft engines, helping to minimize pollution and promote cleaner and more environmentally friendly operation.