The device illustrated is used as a __________. See illustration GS-0054.
• Spring-loaded diaphragm or piston arrangements and how they relate to maintaining outlet pressure • Difference between a quick closing valve and a valve that automatically controls downstream pressure • Typical features of a diesel engine air start valve versus a line-mounted control valve
• Look at the large spring and adjusting screw at the top: what does changing that screw usually change in a valve’s operation? • Notice the side connections and internal passageways labeled F, G, and H: do they suggest sensing and controlling pressure, or simply opening/closing quickly? • Compare the overall body shape and internals with what you’d expect on a cylinder head air start valve – does this drawing show direct flow into an engine cylinder or just line control?
• Identify whether the valve has a handwheel and adjustable spring used to set a desired pressure or flow condition • Decide if the internals look like they are designed for on/off quick shutoff or for modulating/controlling pressure automatically • Ask whether a refrigeration packless valve would normally have this large external adjustment and sensing arrangement
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