The "flying car" in automobile driving is an overspeed accident of power machinery.
Flying cars are accidents themselves, and power machinery should take corresponding measures to avoid them. Usually, multiple protection measures are designed, including electronic and mechanical measures. Operation should also be standardized to avoid out-of-control accidents.
When the speed of power machinery rises, the overspeed protection fails, and the speed is out of control and exceeds the speed limit, such as steam turbines and diesel engines. When flying, the rotor stress may exceed the yield limit, which is easy to cause serious accidents.
Precautions:
The governor shaft is driven to rotate by the crankshaft of the internal combustion engine. The flying block frame is fixedly connected with the governor shaft, and the flying block and the flying block frame are connected by hinges. The sliding sleeve installed on the governor shaft can slide along the axial direction to push the governor rod to swing. The governor rod pushes the fuel injector rack to move, thus changing the fuel supply.