Correct Answer - Option 3 : Control δN
Explanation:
The function of a governor is to maintain the speed of engine within specified limits ( or controls δN) whenever there is a variation of load.
Speed of an engine varies in two ways
- During each revolution or cyclic variation
- Over a number of revolutions.
During each revolution or cyclic variation, the speed of the engine varies due to variation in output torque of the engine during a cycle and is regulated by a flywheel mounted on the shaft.
Over a number of revolution, the speed of the engine varies due to variation in load upon the engine and the speed is maintained by mounting a governor.