speed governor

In the middle of the camshaft is a speed governor.

This is all handled automatically by the electronic speed governor and synchronising system.

The Cossack 3 was designed with a water-cooled exhaust and speed governor.

President Moi suggested that speed governors, which limit how fast a car can go, might be a better solution.

These regulations include: the compulsory fitting of safety belts and speed governors.

The engine speed governor is used to prevent the engine from over-speeding.

The speed governor was an "Allen" paddle type which acted on the reversing gear.

– "systems" includes self-contained devices such as speed governors, pressure regulators.

That's done by suddenly disconnecting the ordinary speed governor and by-passing the main gear train.

Even some people who normally enjoy tormenting him are wondering aloud whether the scandal machine has lost its speed governor.

Featuring a centrifugally operated hydraulic speed governor for safety.

Hexagonal timber base on fabricated metal frame with raised centre section to house 'speed governor' and to act as a 'sit down area'.

The pin normally retained a nut on a linkage between an engine speed governor and the fuel control for one of the engines.

Newly developed adaptive control algorithms have been used as power system stabilizers and speed governors for electric generating units.

From the earliest phonograph designs, many of which were powered by spring-wound mechanisms, a speed governor was essential.

Initiated the replacement of the AVRs and speed governors.

Maxi-Miser road speed governor, used in conjunction with a numerically-low rear-axle ratio, provides addition fuel economy.

Some manufacturers will install a speed governor if a vehicle is ordered with tires rated below the vehicle's maximum speed.

The engine also controlled the speed by connections between valves on the fuel inlets and a speed governor.

All trucks, coaches and buses be fitted with speed governors and effective monitoring programmes be established.

In Kenya, this industry is regulated, and such minibuses must, by law, be fitted with seatbelts and speed governors.

However, in 2004, a law was passed requiring all matatus to include seat belts and speed governors and to be painted with a yellow stripe.

A speed governor on the train had been disabled so he could drive it faster than 15 miles per hour, its top speed under regular manual control.

In addition to the carburetor, the engine has a speed governor, two magnetos, mechanical fuel pump, generator, and an oil pump.

Moreover, they suffered breakdowns of magnetos and speed governors, and emitted oil from the reduction shaft.