inlet valve

"We need one inlet valve for about every 700 square feet," he said.

The inlet valve closes at the end of this stroke.

At low loads, one of the inlet valves was disabled.

In addition, he said, the company has come up with at least 35 possible ways to connect the inlet valve to the power unit.

Be sure the main inlet valve is fully open.

First turn off the burner, then close the water inlet valve to the boiler.

Moreover, he had forgotten to secure his suit inlet valve.

Connecting rods and the inlet valve are made of titanium.

The fluid enters and fills the chamber from the inlet valve.

"And one of the most common misconceptions is that you have to have an inlet valve in every room."

Could this perhaps be inlet valve stem oil seals?

The advantage of the design should have been very early (0-5 degrees before top dead centre) opening inlet valve.

Its automatic inlet valve, which means it doesn't operate mechanically.

Also have the inlet valve seats recut at the same time.

At the end of each line is an inlet valve with a spring-loaded closure gate and a power switch.

(The pilot inlet valve is the smaller of the two.)

In February 1963, the size of the inlet valves in the 700's base engine was increased.

Plugging the vacuum hose into an inlet valve will activate the unit.

Water enters the the pump through sprung inlet valves below the combustion chamber.

You could potentially save up to half a litre of water per flush with a delayed action inlet valve.

Sometimes a large exhaust valve and two smaller inlet valves are fitted for improved flow.

This caused the opening times of the inlet valves to be very short, putting great strain on a delicate mechanical part.

In order to decrease power, the operator throttles shut turbine inlet valves.

The actual compression of the gases can begin only after closure of the inlet valves.

This is why exhaust valves are typically smaller in area than the inlet valves.