The document discusses an automatic governor system that uses a programmable logic controller (PLC) to regulate fuel supply to an engine based on varying load conditions. It describes how the PLC receives input from the engine through sensors and controls the fuel injection pump output accordingly. This allows the fuel to be adjusted as needed to maintain a consistent engine speed despite changing loads. The system provides benefits like reliability, efficiency and fuel savings compared to a traditional mechanical governor. Programming of PLCs is also described as relatively simple to learn.