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In this case only two float chambers were needed.

"We see it as a floating chamber of commerce," said Hughes.

Some of the other mechanisms they described include a float chamber and an early differential pressure.

The old lift has an iron framework construction with five float chambers.

Figure 6.22 shows the basic design sketch of the float chamber for a carburettor.

The floating chamber can become fouled and stuck leading to poor feeding.

If the engine must be operated in any orientation (for example a chain saw), a float chamber cannot work.

A float chamber is a device for automatically regulating the supply of a liquid to a system.

Drain-plug at the bottom of the float chamber isn't quite tight-only half a turn maybe.

The floating chamber is both a blowback and gas operated mechanism.

Carburetor units may not effectively deal with fuel vapor being delivered to the float chamber.

Try cleaning the float chamber out.

A "floating chamber" adapter is used inside the barrel which enhances felt recoil for use with the special ammunition.

With no float chamber, the rider had to open the gasoline tap periodically to admit fuel into the carburetor.

Float chamber Check fully filled.

A floating chamber provides additional force to operate the heavier slide, providing a felt recoil level similar to that of a full power cartridge.

Once the barrel is removed, the floating chamber can be rotated and separated from the main barrel for cleaning.

The floating chamber and the short-stroke piston remain to this day Williams' two very significant contributions to the improvement of firearms in particular.

The twin carburettors of the L2 were replaced with a single float chamber, dual-venturi model.

Each of these chambers is filled with air compressed to a pressure appropriate to its depth in the float chamber in order to prevent implosion.

He invented a non-sagging clothesline, an electric can opener (based on his floating chamber idea), and a mousetrap.

They were used in every hex of New Galveston to monitor the water displacement in the float chambers.

This lift utilizes the same construction principles as the old lift but using only two floats in two float chambers.

The Trieste consisted of a float chamber filled with gasoline for buoyancy, with a separate pressure sphere to hold the crew.

To change from side-draft to down-draft, the installer simply rotates the float chamber to suit the carburettor orientation.

Past designs have used stones and optical effects like floating bowls of fire (with hidden gas valves).

The carburetor typically contains a float bowl into which the expelled fuel is pumped.

The chairs were tilted, floating bowls.

Most designs incorporate a pressure balance duct linking the top of the float bowl with either the intake to the carburetor or the outside air.

Jondalar wondered how the wolf would behave in the fragile floating bowl, though he refrained from saying anything.

Woozie was chosen from his planet because he is the best on the entire planet at floating bowling.

He discovered that the three trailing poles tended to stabilize the floating bowl, keeping it from rotating and making it easier to control.

This is usually implemented by removing fuel vapor from the fuel line near the engine rather than from the float bowl.

"HD": the float bowl mounts with its arm fastening directly below, and concentric with, the main jet.

"HIF": the float bowl is horizontal and integral (hence the name).

The Persian fenjaan made use of the constant time it took for the sinking of a floating bowl with a hole in its underside.

Even if the pump can handle vapor locks effectively, fuel vapor entering the float bowl has to be vented.

"HS": the float bowl is rigidly mounted to the carburetor body, but fuel is transferred by a separate external flexible line.

It had rubber mounted twin GP carburettors, inclined at 49 degrees, with an unusual float tank system used rather than float bowls.

Air-fuel ratio was controlled by a stepper motor that operated a rack which moved a pintel that opened/closed the float bowl vent.

They used remote float bowl Dell'Orto 40 mm carburettors, and had a six speed gearbox with a dry, multiplate clutch.

Mixture control on computer controlled carburetors works similarly but with a mixture control solenoid or stepper motor incorporated in the float bowl of the carburetor.

"H": in which the float bowl has an arm cast into its base, which mounts to the bottom of the carburetor with a hollow bolt or banjo fitting.

The Delta today consists of highly riprapped waterways, punctuated by islands that appear like "floating bowls" with their basins far below the surface of the water.

The Chinese also knew another archaic type of water-clock, a floating bowl with a hole in its base that was adjusted so that it took a specific time to sink.

"The Mamutoi make a kind of floating bowl out of thick hides fastened to a wooden frame, and use them to carry people and their things across rivers.

Such pumps were typically located higher than the fuel tank, were directly heated by the engine and fed fuel directly to the float bowl inside the carburetor.

Conversely, as the fuel evaporates from the float bowl, it leaves sediment, residue, and varnishes behind, which clog the passages and can interfere with the float operation.

This is simply a spring-loaded rod that, when depressed, manually pushes the float down and allows excess fuel to fill the float bowl and flood the intake tract.

The boat had a tendency to spin when he attempted to back-paddle, but when Ayla's feet found the bottom while she was holding on to the side, the small floating bowl steadied.