In a diesel engine, in which component is the governor responsible for limiting the revolutions so that they do not exceed the maximum rotation speed integrated?

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The injection pump has a speed-regulating mechanism (or governor) whose main function is to control the flow of fuel supplied to prevent engine runaway, keeping it from exceeding its maximum permissible rotation speed. This mechanism also regulates injection to stabilize the idle speed (minimum revolutions). Neither the injection system as a whole nor the pressure valves directly perform this mechanical limitation of engine revolutions.

In a diesel engine, in which component is the governor responsible for limiting the revolutions so that they do not exceed the maximum rotation speed integrated?

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