Draft tube or pcv system.
Draft tube or pcv system.
Draft tube or pcv system.
Allow pressurized gases to vent from the crankcase.
The PCV valve is a control device which sends partially burned gases that come from the engine's crankcase to the combustion chamber. The PCV is generally used to regulate the air flow.
Most plumbing codes consider them "thread protectors" and do not allow them to be used in a pressurized system because they are tapped straight through rather then tapered.
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It is used for scavenging. A 2 stroke needs a way for the exhaust gases to be forced out, which in a 4 stroke, is done on the exhaust stroke. The reason a small 2 stroke has oil mixed into gas, is because fuel is in the crankcase, where the oil should be. This is because scavenging (forcing the exhaust gases out) is done by the pressure created in the crankcase when the piston moves down (at which point fuel is forced out of it and into the cylinder, and the action of this forces the exhaust gases out. This is done by a roots blower in a Detroit Diesel. This is why even turbo charged Detroits have a blower aswell. The blower is forcing the exhaust gases out, which is used to drive the turbo. The blower is essentially driving the turbo.
A gas bottle is normally a pressurized steel cylinder into which liquid (or pressurized) gas is placed and stored for usage. Bottles have to be strong in order to withstand the high pressure of the gas in side. The bottle will normally have a valve and regulator in order to release and regulate the flow of the gas. There are different types of gas bottles such as Low Pressure Gas bottles, Oxygen bottles used in medicine, pressurized bottle s used by divers etc.
Cast iron insert is used in a motorcycle crankcase due to its durability. This makes is impossible for thread stripping of the cylinder head.Ê
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Many different types of fire extinguishers exist and many different gases are used. A water extinguisher may contain pressurized air. Other types use carbon dioxide or compressed nitrogen. There are also halogenated extinguishers containing proprietary mixtures of fire-suppression gases.
A PCV valve is used to control the air that enters the crankcase.
All four-stroke engines have crankcase back pressure because gases blow by the piston rings. They used to just drill a hole in the crankcase to let it out; when the government figured out this was a major source of pollution, they required the gases be captured and burned. To make this work, the hole is fitted with a one-way check valve and a hose. The hose is routed to the air intake on the carb or fuel injection. This is called "positive crankcase ventilation" (or "PCV") because the intake system's vacuum sucks the gases out of the crankcase. The valve is there for safety reasons: if the engine backfires through the carb, the PCV valve keeps your engine from exploding - which happened before the PCV system was invented. If you're getting back pressure, this system isn't working. And the problem's usually that the PCV valve is clogged or stuck shut. They should be replaced every year at the start of boating season, but since yours is clogged replace it now. If you pay $10 for one you went to a really expensive store.
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