Sentences with phrase «float valve»
A "float valve" is a mechanical device that controls the flow of liquid or gas by using a floating ball or other floating object to open or close a valve. It is commonly used in appliances like toilets and water tanks to regulate the amount of water flowing in or out. Full definition
Turn pressure release valve to the venting position to quickly release pressure (steam) from cooker until float valve drops.
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With the Amplitude Reactive Dampers, by adding a second spring floating valve above a conventional main piston valve, the Accord Hybrid maintains its very flat and stable body control while offering a suppler and well damped ride quality.
At this point the float valve will be in the up position and the timer will begin counting down.
When the float valve drops, remove the lid and use tongs to remove the meat from the Instant Pot to a cutting board.
The Grow Flow system also has overflow protection thanks to an emergency shut - off valve that is triggered when the float valve stops working.
The extra heat buildup in the cooling fins will, among other things, heat the fuel tank more than it was ever designed for... pressurizing it and potentially forcing the float valve open, flooding the carburetor.
If the float valve in one of the carburetors sticks it can force fuel up into the throttle body.
As an example, we floated the valves on a 430hp small - block Chevy and tagged a valve lightly against the piston enough that the seal went away.
To extend the analogy, instead of just turning on a tap to fill the pools, imagine that I have a float valve - if the level is too low, water flows in until the level rises to the setting on the valve then the valve closes.
If I make a one - off adjustment to the float valve, it takes some time for it all to catch - up.
So if I increase the GH effect by adding CO2, I am doing the equivalent of adjusting the float valve to a higher level.
The height setting on the float valve is the Greenhouse Effect.